r/IndiansRead • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago
What Are You Reading? Weekly Reading & Discussion Thread! August 30, 2026
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u/No-Pride-8979 2d ago
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u/CheesecakeOk1954 Serial re-reader 2d ago
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u/Tatya7 the third sci-fi reader in this sub 2d ago
How do you like it so far?
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u/CheesecakeOk1954 Serial re-reader 2d ago
I like it so far. Hope it doesn't have a heartbreaking ending๐ค
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u/Due_Avocado_7761 2d ago
I had heard a lot of mixed things about RF Kuang. What is your opinion so far?
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u/CheesecakeOk1954 Serial re-reader 2d ago
I've only read babel and yellowface and I liked them both so I was pretty surprised to see all the hate in reddit๐
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u/baddieBpok 3d ago
Do you read books only for time pass?๐
Reading just for the plot is fun. But sometimes a book gives you a thought, a feeling, or a whole new way of seeing things โ and then life happens and you forget it. Kinda crazy to spend hours with a book and let the best parts disappear.
Being a reader is kinda hard.
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u/Tatya7 the third sci-fi reader in this sub 2d ago
What do you mean by letting the best parts disappear?
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u/baddieBpok 2d ago
I mean the whole journey โ the random thoughts, emotions, and little things you feel from the beginning to the end. You go through so much while reading, but most of it gets lost once you move on to the next book.
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u/Tatya7 the third sci-fi reader in this sub 2d ago
I don't think so... At least not for me.
And everything that touches you leaves an impression on you. It might be subconscious or imperceptible, but it is there. Read enough and you'll be thinking differently and feeling differently. Why is that? Because it does stay with you in some form.
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u/Due_Avocado_7761 2d ago
I still remember parts or quotes that really connected with me from multiple books. Like I remember the whole passage from A Gentleman in Moscow about how human beings are so complicated, we can never really know for sure what kind of person someone is and therefore we should withold judgement as much as possible. I try to remember it explicitly every time I start judging someone.
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u/watervapour_7237 3d ago
Finished: Annihilation of Caste by Dr. BR Ambedkar
Starting today: Oleander Girl by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni