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📚 Calling all Bookworms 🐛✨ we devour books faster than pizza (almost), so share the best thing you’ve read recently!
@sarah870839
I‘ve shown you mine, now show me yours
@theMarxist
Men outlive their love, but they don’t outlive the consequences of their recklessness.
George Eliot, Middlemarch
@Gkhan91831698
"Looking for a genuine connection built on mutual respect, ambition, and shared laughter. I value emotional maturity and a positive outlook on life.
Let's bypass the standard 'hello' and jump into something real. Tell me: What is a core value you look for in a partner, or simply your absolute favorite way to unwind after a long week? The coffee is on me."
@Cammy_235
Currently reading Venus in furs, let’s see how this goes 😅
@DUAA909
Here’s my review of the novel, this time in English, as my previous one was written in Modern Standard Arabic. (Fusha)
I’d love to hear your thoughts and get your feedback. It would be interesting to exchange perspectives and have an in-depth discussion about the novel, looking at it from different angles and exploring its themes, ideas, and deeper meanings.
@untold-demands
Do women on average read more than Men 🤔?Is there a study for this?
I often notice, being it book shopping or book reviews, women ratio men substantially.
Comment your thoughts below 👇🏾
If you think yes, please explain why you think this might be the case!
@untold-demands
Mentally preparing myself for book two of Shusterman’s trilogy Arc of a Scythe! Shall we begin?
Update: I wasn’t crazy about Piranesi but didn’t hate it either. Maybe it was a little too over hyped, that I expected far more. Though I am excited to review this book because there are so many themes of transcendental realism and idealism that are worth touching upon.
@katf
This might be the longest I’ve gone without reading a book and I think it’s finally time to get back into it! Please recommend me some good reads. I usually gravitate towards psychological thrillers, mystery and crime novels but I’m open to exploring other genres too. I love a gripping storyline, unexpected plot twists and books that keep me thinking long after. The last book I read was “The teacher” and it left me dumbfounded 😵💫 Thank you in advance!
@isa_traveller
My Friday advice, always ask that make things easy and fast
@maryamhannah
In the Closet of the Vatican: Power, Homosexuality, Hypocrisy; THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER https://amzn.asia/d/03RHdzrC