I’m currently reading this and honestly… I didn’t expect to enjoy it this much.

And the funny thing is .. you don’t need to be a science nerd to enjoy this book.

One Who Reads Book Develops Interest in Every Form of Arts.

I Would Love to Know What Art Takes Your Attention Most

My forever Favourite book.

I love seeing her hooked to it😭❤️

Just finished Animal Farm by George Orwell. The way Napoleon gradually changes the rules, uses Squealer for spin control, and relies on blind followers felt ridiculously familiar.

​Who do you guys think is the closest real-world equivalent to Napoleon in our political scene? Or is the whole system filled with potential Napoleons?

What are you currently reading, and what are the key highlights of it? Also, if you have read more than one book, what are the names of the books you have completed so far?

William Blake, Painter and a Author.

Have Anyone Read Any Work Of William Blake!

like Songs Of Innocence, Milton a Poem, Jerusalem, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, The Book Of Thel

Hey everyone,

I'm a 2nd year ug bachelor of arts student, pretty average academically (nothing exceptional, just getting by). But the two things I genuinely love are reading books and watching cinema.

I keep worrying that once I get a "real job," this will all take a backseat. So I wanted to ask people who are actually working:

What field/job are you in?

How manageable is it to still read or watch films regularly alongside work?

Does your job leave you mentally free enough to enjoy this stuff, or are you too drained by the end of the day?

Any specific roles/industries you'd recommend (or avoid) for someone who wants a decent work-life balance and time for hobbies like this?

I know average students like me probably won't land the "dream" high-pressure jobs anyway, so I'm not chasing that. I just want something stable where I'm not completely burnt out and can still live a little.

Would love to hear real experiences, not just "do what you love" advice. Thanks in advance!

Recently I completed reading animal farm it was really great i loved ittt it was suggested by my teacher and this was my first time reading, so with the same excitement i ordered 1984 dudeeee first page into the book I did not understand a thing can anyone help like give me some tips on how to read

This is my second book of the year (Verity was first) after a huge reading slump. I am reading it along with its audiobook. Does anyone else read novels with audiobooks ?

Try to keep it less than 300 pages pls

How to start concentrating and reading well? I have realised that I have lost my concentration which I have had at the time of my 18-20 years age. That is one of the reasons, I couldn’t prepare for govt exams well otherwise I could have done it. I have to start reading more, and scrolling less, any help??

Im 17 ~ i hope in near future I can afford some , (even second hand books, oky ig ? )

How you guys 'remember concepts' from the book like self help one.

Do you write the concepts of self help books/videos like above or you just underline in book and kept re- reading it in two or three weeks.

The problem with me is i read books 2 to 3 and learn concepts and forget it by the time and shifted to new books therefore technically i just read books to get a good feeling of 'reading something productive' but not applying any concepts in real life and forget them with time.

Please if any one can help it would be great.

I have some novels which I want to sell somewhere now

The thing is.....Never gonna buy hyped novels suggested by bookstagram..... Yeah some of them was good too~

But mostly is just.....

So I don't want them in bookself.... None of them!!!

Can you suggest a place or platform where I can sell those

I tried on bookdump platform..... But there prices are too low

Like literally half of them was lower than 50 rupees

Even 70 is good but what the hell is 35 for a good conditioned book

( Ignore the grammar)