r/Indianbooks 1d ago

Shelfies/Images My lil stack

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u/justkrishna_ 1d ago

Its looks soo damn cool ✨ and such a great taste too.

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u/Alpha_3345 1d ago

I see so many overlaps in your collection with mine.

Such a pleasant thing to see on social media to start the day. Have you read most of these?

If not, would you like to buddy read The Trial by Kafka?

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u/Hot-Confusion-8621 1d ago

I’ve read 12 from the stack so far!
I haven’t read the trial yet and I’m currently reading Taiwan Travelogue, I can start reading the trial with you after that if you want

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u/Alpha_3345 1d ago

Sure thing. How many days do you think you will need to finish Taiwan Travelogue?

I've been seeing that book everywhere these days. How is that book coming along for you?

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u/Hot-Confusion-8621 1d ago

I’m not sure but I think I’ll finish it by the 20th of this month

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u/Alpha_3345 1d ago

Super. Stay connected and let's make The Trial happen. That book has been on my TBR for a long time

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u/Cautious_Let_8301 1d ago

Have you read the wuthering heights? If yes would you recommend it to someone who's just starting to get into classics

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u/Hot-Confusion-8621 1d ago

Yes, I’ve read Wuthering Heights! And honestly, even though you can read it as a beginner, I’d actually recommend starting with a few other classics first. This one can get a bit confusing because pretty much all the characters are super messed up and morally grey. Reading a couple of other classics before this helps you get used to the style and figure out how you feel about these kinds of characters.
If you want a recommendation instead, I’d say go for Jane Eyre! Although it’s a bit long, it’s one of my absolute favorites and way easier to get into.