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📚 Calling all Bookworms 🐛✨ we devour books faster than pizza (almost), so share the best thing you’ve read recently!

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Ahmed

@Youssef2040

7 days ago

I want to learn philosophy but i dont khnow what tonstart,can you helb me

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Zaenab

@zaenab01

8 days ago

Hi! Anyone interested in reading a collection of short stories majorly centering on crimes/mystery and dropping an honest review on Goodreads afterwards?

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Zainab

@zaytunah

8 days ago

What is your favorite genre?

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Yazzz

@seleno_reader

8 days ago

What's a good book for light reading and to unwind?

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Saeed

@saeed371316

8 days ago

The Red Book Carl Jung
Jung’s deeply personal exploration of his unconscious mind, inner figures, and psychological transformation.
Best read slowly

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Samreen

@Samreen_Aqeel

8 days ago

Distance doesn't matter when two souls are loyal with each other 🥰

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Amir

@ehirim

8 days ago

Because I always have a book at hand, I can’t remember the last time I got upset because someone kept me waiting or because an event started late.

An open book automatically turns waiting time into time well spent.

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Samreen

@Samreen_Aqeel

8 days ago

Dear Diary,
Being sick is exhausting, but at least I know Allah is paying attention to me.

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Mulkat Muhammed

@Mulkiyya91963893

8 days ago

When a Book Gets on Your Nerves
A book can have beautiful writing, an interesting story, and still make you want to throw it across the room.
You are reading peacefully.
Then the author writes something you completely disagree with.
You stop.
Read it again.
Still disagree.
Now you are arguing with someone who is not even in the room.
“Who gave you the confidence to say this?”
And the funniest part?
You keep reading.
Not because you agree, but because you need to know where this person is going with all this nonsense.
Some books entertain us.
Some comfort us.
And some get on our nerves so badly that we end up thinking about them long after we have closed them.
I suppose that counts as a successful book too.
After all, a book does not always have to make you say, “That was beautiful.”
Sometimes it just needs to make you close the book, stare into space, and say,
“Excuse me, I strongly disagree.”
Then turn the page.

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