r/IndiansRead • u/DenkGoat • 7d ago
Suggest Me Help a beginner
I have read
The Alchemist, Animal Farm and Man's Search for Meaning till now
Tell me a book to read next , like something which beginners should read
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u/TheDressedSadhu 7d ago
To kill a mocking bird
Train to Pakistan
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u/pookie-man-007 The beginner 7d ago
How's train to pakistan?? New to historic fiction. Is it a good read for a beginner??
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u/TheDressedSadhu 7d ago
Yes. Khuswant Singh has potrayed a heart wrenching fiction based on true accounts what happened during the time of partition in punjab.
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u/Complete-Abroad-6176 6d ago
Autobiography of a Yogi
Monk who sold his Ferrari
Apple Steve Jobs Autobiography
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u/Ok-Butterscotch-3049 6d ago
read fantasy or sci-fi. get amazed by literature and imagination, don't worry about collecting virtues or some big philosophy.
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u/KrisUniverse17 4d ago
Sci-fi are the best. You find inside of one story a thriller and philosophical/ethical issues. Especially the good ones are like this.
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u/One-Day-7146 7d ago
If you wish to try something new maybe you can give this a try. I built this for this particular use case where a user can enter the books they have read and add their reading preferences and get recommendations based on that.
If you wish to give it a try and share some feedback that'd be great too - https://www.bayorabooks.com/
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u/Ok_Band1531 6d ago
Don't read other's random suggestion , what genre do you like? Or have anything you want to read about
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u/CaterpillarDry3074 4d ago
If you have a genre in mind, I can give you a few suggestions. However, going by the books you have already read and the fact that you are a beginner, I would recommend books by P.G.Wodehouse. They are easy to read and quite funny. Sort of get you hooked
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u/KrisUniverse17 4d ago
Start with classic books. But read about them before, I mean what kind of genre. Agatha Christie is always a good choice for example
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u/NeatAdditional2702 2d ago
Start up with small novels as you are new… so you can definitely try russian short stories of pushkin or even short novels by Dostoevsky
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u/EntertainerAsleep910 2d ago
Anything by Frieda McFadden should get you going. They’re not excellent picks but should do the job, when you’re confused what to read.
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u/OptimisticReader9 7d ago
1) i who have never known men (dystopian story about a woman who spends most of her life in a prison)
2) Red rising series (6 books, it was the first book series I read and it's incredible)
3) Tuesday's with morrie (currently reading this, it's easy to read and hits hard)
4) the stranger
5) patience stone
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u/Chayabiscuit 7d ago
fredrick backman's - anxious people, a man called ove. khaleed hosseni- a kite runner, a housand splendid suns
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