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Am Reading@nehalll | A sense of belongingClick here to reply to @nehalll "Now, watching Sweetie slowly rediscover that she was worth being loved, it was very uplifting. Her writing is. The author's writing is very simple, but it is very evocative, like nothing pretentious but relatable emotions. And I really loved how she portrayed friendship in it. How the protagonist, friends, they stand by her and they allow her to be herself. And the support, their support was truly heartwarming. And the romance is also very tender."
2025-08-2702 min
Am Reading@Pundalik | My Health perspective .Click here to reply to @Pundalik "If we work on the belief systems, the attitudes and clear the aura in respect of five elements, five koshas and seven energy centers, Health, wealth, happiness, wellness and relationship is available through complementary alternative medical therapies, namely graphotherapy, Energy Healing converted into a complete package of grapho harmony. Graphoharmony is a synthesis of and a blend of both energy healing and graphotherapy."
2025-08-1403 min
Am Reading@notessonthego | Worst book cover ever...Click here to reply to @notessonthego "I didn't really understand this question. I mean, which book cover is so good that so bad that it's almost good? I mean, what is our definition of good and bad, first of all? And secondly, I mean, I don't really understand what constitutes good and bad for a book cover. So I'm not sure what to answer, but. So it's a very kind of warped question. I'm not really sure, but yeah, I'm not sure. Thanks."
2025-08-1400 minAm Reading@notessonthego | BookstoreClick here to reply to @notessonthego "If I wander into a book section in a bookstore and the clocks are not really having any impact or there are no clocks rather I would definitely wander into the section of setting and place. So essentially books based in different, different parts of the world. So there is actually a bookshop like this in London."
2025-08-0600 min
Am Reading@logan.oconnor26 | Poetry and PhotographyClick here to reply to @logan.oconnor26 "I would say the first two areas that come to mind are like the poetry section and the photo like photography section. Poetry I think is just kind of like it's once you start reading it, especially if you find a poet or an author that you really like, I feel like you can just read one after the next after the next and kind of just sit with it and like dissect it a lot without like committing to like you know, two, 300 pages."
2025-08-0501 min
Am Reading@Its_Manya | ✨The portrait of a secret by Tarun Mehrishi✨ Detailed review.Click here to reply to @Its_Manya "As biggest example will be Pride and Prejudice, which is not necessarily a comedy, but actually a romance novel which has also been used to satirize the society, which was at that time. So why not crime and thriller novels? So I absolutely love the fact that the author incorporated satire within because like, I, I miss satire so much. Like when we talk about classical novels, all of them had satire. The novels had a purpose, right?"
2025-08-0209 min
Am Reading@NehAwalia | Love Misconstrued by Pratima RajClick here to reply to @NehAwalia "Hello guys. My name is Neha Walia and I recently finished reading Love Misconstrued by Pratima Raj and I have a lot to say about it. It's not just another romantic novel. It has love, lust, romance, adjustments, understandings, conflict and whatnot. It discloses various misconceptions about love where there is a debate between the Gen Z, the millennials and the OGs."
2025-08-0105 min
Am Reading@LadyFi | If I was in a bookstore with no clocks I would find myself lost in what section??Click here to reply to @LadyFi "Because in that space, there is no time. And in that no time, I can really get some stuff done. I can find out who did it. And we all want to know who did it, right?"
2025-07-2801 min
Am Reading@Tripod | Fantasy and Non-FictionClick here to reply to @Tripod "And the other side of this answer is definitely the fantasy section. I read a lot of fantasy and I often find that looking through bookstores helps me find new authors and new titles because a lot of the books I gravitate towards are things that I've seen on social media. So I like to be exposed to new titles in the fantasy section that I may not have otherwise considered because they might not have a bigger following or a lot of posts about them."
2025-07-2800 min
Am Reading@Sampurnaaaa | A Man from Motihari by Abdullah Khan (Review)Click here to reply to @Sampurnaaaa "The story kind of moves along slow, but not in a boring way because it reflects real life. You'll feel the years are passing by. You'll feel the weight of every small victory and every invisible heartbreak. Then there's a rejection letter. There's a fight with the family. There's a silence after a dream that slips out. And the best part is the book doesn't glorify the struggle."
2025-07-2405 min
Am Reading@Its_Manya | ✨The Hidden Hindu: Book 1✨ Detailed review✨Click here to reply to @Its_Manya "This type of cutscenes we see in this book, which I honestly found so interesting, because I have not seen that in this, you know, in a book for an extremely long time. And although we do see cutscenes, but the cutscenes are usually, you can say, limited to maybe some. Some world building where the narrator might say that this. This was happening, what was outside, or that, you know, chapter wise, the chapter one is for the lab scene."
2025-07-2108 min
Am Reading@Judeld11 | My Reading Ritual...Click here to reply to @Judeld11 "Anything that is comfortable is fine, but I also like a lot of silence while reading and it makes me irritated when somebody like on the downstairs shouts or if children are present. So this is my reading ritual and I like reading close to 6070 pages at a go. I am a voracious reader. Thank you."
2025-07-1901 min
Am Reading@Its_Manya | ✨Naked: A novel ✨ A detailed ReviewClick here to reply to @Its_Manya "That's why we find so less well rounded characters nowadays in our books and in our novels because of how much effort they take to create. So I cannot even fathom how long this novel took to create. Okay, next, moving on to the language, the language of this novel, I, I am very happy to say that it's very simple. Okay, that is one."
2025-07-1610 minAm Reading@vsharp | Book I’m currently readyClick here to reply to @vsharp "Hi, my name is Victory. The book I'm currently reading is Shoot Dog by Phil Knight. The book talks about how few Knight started his Nike company. But I haven't got to the passage where he talked about how he started Nike. So when I get there, I'll let you guys know. See ya."
2025-07-0900 minAm Reading@vsharp | The book that found me on my personal stormClick here to reply to @vsharp "It opened my mind. It opened things that like I had no idea it was there before and I started making the right choices to things. Like after a while, I got back on my feet and made some money for stacking up. At that time, before I bought the book, I really had no vision. That was my issue. Because I wish I had a vision. I don't believe I would have wasted money."
2025-07-0901 minAm Reading@vsharp | Summer Reading RecommendationClick here to reply to @vsharp "And most of us out here, what we know to be assets, what you know to be an asset and a liability are it true. So it talks about it and gives you an idea of how to make the right investments. Don't mind my English. I'm trying to get my English intact because my English is kind of shaky, man. So I'm working on it."
2025-07-0901 minAm Reading@Tripod | My Reading Ritual...Click here to reply to @Tripod "I think that helps me just kind of want to relax and take in the moment and do something unrelated to my screens or my work and just enjoy being outside in the space that I'm in. And I think those would have to be the rituals that I swear by."
2025-07-0800 min
Am Reading@writessoul23 | My Reading Ritual...Click here to reply to @writessoul23 "I am an avid reader, so the coziest reading ritual is I have a specific setup for my reading, a specific space for my reading, so I have to be in that arrangement to read the book. But yes, even if I'm traveling, I'm so much addicted to books. It's not that I have to get this kind of a setting to read it. Even when I'm traveling, I can sit by the window and just spend hours with a book."
2025-07-0801 min
Am Reading@Sjentho2233 | The Proximity PrincipleClick here to reply to @Sjentho2233 "Hi, my name is Chandra Thomas and I have a podcast called Adventures on the Dish where we talk about food, fun and adventure. So the last book I read is the Proximity Principle by Ken Coleman. He's one one of Dave Ramsey's personalities. And what is and what this book entails is what do you want to do Is life is more than just work. You got to find your passion and your purpose and that and those and that reading itself convicted me."
2025-07-0801 min
Am Reading@jabeen19 | My Reading Ritual...Click here to reply to @jabeen19 "The ritual of reading book then you get used to of reading. And when you get used to of reading then you feel like this is the only world which you have to live in. So having a ritual like mine that laying on the bed alone with lights open and books is in front of me feels like dreaming and empowering me. Just for me books becomes like a mother, like friend, a spouse."
2025-07-0705 min
Am Reading@rubyreads | Current ReadClick here to reply to @rubyreads "So yeah, I think that's why I like Sabine's point of view in the book the most. I mean, the other. I think Alice is the other character. I don't really feel as engaged with her because she's in the modern day, like 2019, which is something I want to, like, get away from. Which is why I like, like seeing what, like, a historical perspective looks like. But yeah, I'm just really loving it."
2025-07-0701 minAm Reading@rubyreads | My Reading Ritual...Click here to reply to @rubyreads "The coziest reading ritual is probably taking an everything shower and then coming back to my room with all my fairy lights on and some white noise. And I feel like that gets me really in the space to sit down and read and just have a peaceful time with my book. And so, yeah, I just really love doing that on a night. And it's. It just calms you down and gets you ready for, like, a good night's sleep as well."
2025-07-0700 min
Am Reading@Matthew.b.b | A book that surprised me...Click here to reply to @Matthew.b.b "One of my favorite books of all time is Evelyn Hugo Seven Husbands. I didn't like it as first just I was a little bit bored by it. Like I wasn't fully there, not fully understanding it. But then I got more into it. I was obsessed with it. Just the way it was written in the interview format. And then like all the trauma that happened with all her different husbands. And then like the queer undertones. Everything. Well, I used overtones."
2025-06-2600 min
Am Reading@Victor57 | A book that broke my heart...Click here to reply to @Victor57 "What stayed with me after were Hazel's words, which were Some infinites are bigger than other infinites. That single line made me realize how even the briefest moments, if they are real, if they are honest, can shape us for life. It reminded me that we don't need a lifetime to make something meaningful. Sometimes even a shorter chapter can leave the deepest imprint. The book made me more tender, more grateful, and more aware of how fragile yet beautiful life can be."
2025-06-2601 minAm Reading@Jayberna | I read Paulo Cohelo's The Fifth MountainClick here to reply to @Jayberna "And yeah, you should read it if you. When you. When you can. It's a small book. It's just about 100 and some pages, 100 plus pages. So it was really nice. I enjoyed reading that book."
2025-06-1901 min
Am Reading@arunanandarao | A book that broke my heart...Click here to reply to @arunanandarao "That watching a leaf flutter without naming it is freedom, and that beauty reveals itself only when the mind is utterly still. A heart break, not in pain, but in letting go of the known."
2025-06-1600 min
Am Reading@DressingRoom8 | A book that broke my heart...Click here to reply to @DressingRoom8 "And it was cute and relatable and. And it wasn't over the top. And you can imagine how it ends. I'm not going to say that you need to read the book and watch the movie. Watch the movie. Oh, gosh, watch the movie. But the book had me literally crying throughout chapters. I was broken. I was absolutely broken. And I was better because of it. Because it just again reiterated and reminded me of the importance of."
2025-06-1601 min
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Am Reading@Binati_Sheth | Currently Overthinking Still Born by Guadalupe NettelClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth "And we do feel that nobody has our backs in any real ways, at least these days. And then tragedy strikes. And if you are lucky, if you are lucky, like Alina is in this book, who is the other character in the book. People show up for you, even those who you were not expecting to show up for you. So Laura also shows up for a lot of other people in the book, especially children. You would assume she wouldn't, but she does."
2025-05-3004 minAm Reading@laav | Pretty lil babyClick here to reply to @laav "You can ask the flowers I sit for hours Telling all the blueberries and the cool birds Pretty little baby I'm so in love with you Nice."
2025-05-3000 minAm Reading@bearlake25 | Summer Reading RecommendationClick here to reply to @bearlake25 "Remarkable bright creatures."
2025-05-2400 min
Am Reading@lhnath | Summer Reading RecommendationClick here to reply to @lhnath "It's our decision, it's our opinion, it's our preference. But we aren't God. We are not the center of the universe. We didn't create DNA. We didn't create the planets. We don't hold the world together. We might pretend, we might sometimes believe we're God, falsely, of course, but we're not God and we're not going to become God. So we do need to recognize that as well."
2025-05-2404 min
Am Reading@heidi | Summer Reading RecommendationClick here to reply to @heidi "I'm going to read the books and watch the movies at the same time so it's gonna be a Lord of the Rings summer for me. If you're not a Lord of the Rings fan, I recommend just reading a book that you love that you have not read in a long time. Even if it's a childhood book or a slower book, just pick it up, go back, remember why you love it."
2025-05-2300 min
Am Reading@Taylor | Summer Reading RecommendationClick here to reply to @Taylor "He's a commentator on various soccer related shows, he is a podcaster, he is a former star player for Arsenal Football Club, but really he's just a champion of people. He is an incredible human being and I think that that's reflected in sort of his media rise to fame in England. You know, he was a player for a soccer team, but now he's sort of like a household name to some extent because of all of the great work he does."
2025-05-2301 min
Am Reading@DBPardes | Summer Reading RecommendationClick here to reply to @DBPardes "A great read is Barbara Kingsolver. Any one of her books. But the one I want to recommend is one I just finished, Demon Copperhead, and it won a Pulitzer Prize a couple years ago. It's just such an incredible sort of journey into why someone might get hooked on drugs and how they might not ever get off them unless something beautiful happens in their life or some revelation happens in their life."
2025-05-2300 minAm Reading@Matthew.b.b | Summer Reading RecommendationClick here to reply to @Matthew.b.b "I think an important book to be reading this summer would be anything by Taylor Jenkins Read. I think those are the most fun books to read in the summer, like Evelyn Hugo, Dee Dee Jones and the Six. Malibu Rising. There's a perfect, easy to understand book. Spring on the beach by the Pool. Perfect, perfect books for summer."
2025-05-2300 minAm Reading@Matthew.b.b | Evelyn HugoClick here to reply to @Matthew.b.b "Reading Evelyn Hugo and the wives made me want to call my best friend so badly because she read it, and I just was obsessed with it. And the turning points in the book. I couldn't believe that person interviewing them was their daughter. And just the turning points in the book are so good. I love Evelyn Hugo, and that's kind of what that makes me want to just talk about and join book clubs and just be more into more historical fiction books like that."
2025-05-2200 min
Am Reading@rubyreads | Reading After DarkClick here to reply to @rubyreads "So I was definitely up late just trying to figure out what was going on and what the twist was gonna be, because I heard that's what you have to expect from this author. So, yeah, I was just on the edge of my seat waiting for that moment, and it didn't disappoint. But I won't spoil it for you. So, yeah, I would definitely recommend checking this book out."
2025-05-2001 minAm Reading@rubyreads | ThrillersClick here to reply to @rubyreads "I think a lot of thriller books make me, like, rush to want to tell someone, and I don't have a particular one in mind because a lot of them have such good plot twists and just things that make me so, like, shocked that I just, like, sit in silence for, like, a minute, and then I'm like, oh, my God, I need to tell someone. Even though I can't spoil it for them, really. So definitely thrillers."
2025-05-2000 min
Am Reading@KimberlySheeter | Mockingbird for the WinClick here to reply to @KimberlySheeter "I guess I'm putting myself in the running for most predictable answer of all time. But the book I thought of immediately for this prompt was To Kill a Mockingbird. And I think it's largely because of the way Scout begins to see and appreciate her father and how he functions in the broader community. And, you know, he's created this tremendous safety for her and Jim, and she starts to see beyond the boundaries of that safety."
2025-05-1602 minAm Reading@vineet89 | SpaceClick here to reply to @vineet89 "I am reading a book which provide knowledge of this place."
2025-05-1400 min
Am Reading@mrids.reads | memorable quoteClick here to reply to @mrids.reads "Oh, I didn't even have to think for half a second before this quote came into my mind. This quote is. I'm pretty sure it's from the Wicked King, which is the second book in the Folk of the Air series, but it could also be from the Cruel Prince, which is the first book. It is Cardan saying power is very easy to acquire, but much harder to keep hold of. Or maybe it's a Jude saying that."
2025-05-1400 minAm Reading@mrids.reads | book-tea pairingClick here to reply to @mrids.reads "But I would say pairing a book and a tea, the only one that I can actually think of is Peach Tea with the People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry I'm not really a huge fan of Peach Tea, but I am a huge fan of the book, and one time I was coincidentally reading the book and drinking peach tea at the same time, and it just, it kind of transported me into the book."
2025-05-1400 minAm Reading@mrids.reads | perfect book with perfect weatherClick here to reply to @mrids.reads "I love this question so much. My answer has more to do with nostalgia than to the actual nature of the book or nature of the weather. I think a few years ago it was raining and I decided to spontaneously read Meet Cute by Helena Hunting because I just picked it up randomly and decided to give it a go and it was the best experience of my life. I finished it in one sitting. So I guess my ideal weather would be rainy weather to read. Obviously."
2025-05-1400 min
Am Reading@chdjfkskfnx | Raja tha KINGClick here to reply to @chdjfkskfnx "ये जो राजा होता है न राजा, वो बहुत ही ज्यादा पावरफुल होता है। और वो इतना ज्यादा पॉवरफुल हो जाता है कि उसको उसकी जो प्रजा होती है न, वो नजर ही नहीं आती है। अक्सर देखते हैं कि जो राजा होता है उसके पास सारी चीजें होती हैं, वो लाव लश्कर का मालिक होता है। उसके पास सोना चांदी, हीरे, जवारात और न जाने दुनिया की कितनी ही दौलत उसके पास होती है। और जब खुद चाहता है किसी को देना तो ही वो दे पाता। और अगर कोई परेशान है, कोई गरीब है जिसे बहुत ज्यादा किसी चीज़ की जरूरत है और वो राजा के पास है।"
2025-05-1305 min
Am Reading@Rima_Nath_99 | My May ReadingClick here to reply to @Rima_Nath_99 "I exactly relate with her in every page. I have found a 25 year girl who might be somehow my another version maybe. I don't know. I like it so far. I like it because I am in chapter four or something. But I really like the book. And the more I read the book, the more I resonate with her thoughts. There she is in her uncle's bookshop and all the day she is sleeping just because she is depressed."
2025-05-0605 min
Am Reading@Renny | What does my current read say state of mindClick here to reply to @Renny "I always read Bhagavad Gita 5 to 10 pages and it will give me the super motivation in that day. And I am follow the path path that as Sri Krishna said to Arjuna and that was really fantastic thing for me my mind and overall my mental health and my physical health also. So in a nutshell, I. I recommend all of you if you have. If you are not doing well, if you are put down or if you feel low down, just go through Bhagavad Gita."
2025-05-0603 min
Am Reading@rubyreads | TOG QuoteClick here to reply to @rubyreads "I think one of the quotes that has stuck with me from the Throne of Glass series and probably with everyone else that's read it is when the main character is asked, why do you cry, Fireheart? And she responds, because I am lost and I do not know the way."
2025-05-0501 min
Am Reading@shubhangimithal | I am GretaClick here to reply to @shubhangimithal "A conversation which is actually continuous continues conversation definition of truth that is actually very different. Number is a truth and number two is Karma is really that is related with error. Krishna was talking about that era, that situation, that battle field. Like Igbari Buddhaji was spreading the knowledge between. He was looking very fragile and you know, weak. This is very easy to attain knowledge. Knowledge attending is very, very easy. Strictly fasting Karu or exercise Then come to."
2025-05-0204 min
Am Reading@djsj201119 | How to become a successful investorClick here to reply to @djsj201119 "How to become a successful investor."
2025-05-0200 min
Am Reading@BrookeGT | My favorite that I have read several timesClick here to reply to @BrookeGT "One of my favorite books that I have read several times since I was a teenager is Twice Loved by La Verrell Spencer. I love reading romance, whether it's contemporary romance or historical romance. But this is one that I read not quite once every year, but probably every other year. In fact, I haven't read it for a while, so I think I'm due to read it again. I'm going to read the back for anybody who's interested. Here you go."
2025-04-2802 min
Am Reading@neavilleman | #advocatingClick here to reply to @neavilleman "And it's just been a cause that you know, has stuck to me because you know, through her experiences I got to see other people that had experiences with it and it's a cause that I wanted to advocate for, to help with but also, you know, it I, I do read a lot of, a lot of humor and just insane crap."
2025-04-2801 min
Am Reading@kindleandbooks | Perfect reading weatherClick here to reply to @kindleandbooks "There can only be one answer of this question, like definitely the rains. You are sitting on your bed or laying on your bed with your comfort read and a warm cup of coffee or hot chocolate or whatever you prefer. That is the perfect reading weather for me."
2025-04-2800 min
Am Reading@Bandtalk4ign | Shedeur SandersClick here to reply to @Bandtalk4ign "Shador Sanders, man, they ain't take him in the first round, they ain't take him in the second round. He didn't drop to the third round. You know, this boy's a beast. You know, this boy is nice out there on that field. Is it because his dad. I mean, he got the Sandra's last name? Tell me what y'all think about it. Let's talk about it."
2025-04-2600 min
Am Reading@praha_diaries | What’s your ideal reading weather and which it belongs to?Click here to reply to @praha_diaries "You know, there's something magical about the perfect reading weather, and for me, it's hands down and evening On a rooftop with a cool breeze waving through the air, the city light starts to flicker awake, the sky is a deep indigo, and the world feels just quiet enough for stories to come alive. That's exactly the kind of vibe Twisted Love by Anna Hwang deserves. It's not just a romance though."
2025-04-2601 minAm Reading@Renny | My ideal weather reading bookClick here to reply to @Renny "Hello my dear friends. I hope you all are doing well. Well, this is really interesting topic to be discussed that my ideal reader reading a book. Well, I must say that here reading is my best hobby. I love reading. It's a storybook or love story that my favorite and when it is raining so that I will transport us a transport the another another world. Because reading a love story and outside rain that was the thing that I really transport another world."
2025-04-2601 min
Am Reading@Bookishbong | Weather isn’t enoughClick here to reply to @Bookishbong "I actually don't have an ideal weather, but I would say an environment calm and peaceful enough to read any book."
2025-04-2600 min
Am Reading@abhisikta_reads | Reading WeatherClick here to reply to @abhisikta_reads "My ideal reading weather would be when I am in my home and it's raining outside. I will definitely pick up a thriller or murder mystery, mostly a book that is written by Gatha Christie and there'll be a coffee or tea beside the book and I will engross myself into reading."
2025-04-2500 min
Am Reading@Dewbabe | TV series is way betterClick here to reply to @Dewbabe "Hubby and I are trying to cut down on our Netflix and Prime binge watching. So he's reading books while I'm still playing bridge or scrolling on my tablet looking for funny dog or baby videos. Inevitably, some outrageous political commentary shows up, and that's when I get sucked in again. But since I enjoyed watching episodes of Reacher on the television, I decided to read Lee Child's novel."
2025-04-2502 min
Am Reading@NetChatTV | When I enjoy readingClick here to reply to @NetChatTV "So those are the books that I like to read. And naturally I think everyone likes to read when it's raining, you know, sitting in a little nook somewhere with the rain. But yeah, I like a nice early morning, sitting outside somewhere, nice cool breeze and reading and taking notes, Take a lot of notes when I read and I do a lot of studying. So that's it. And I wish everyone a great day and be safe."
2025-04-2501 minAm Reading@rsda7049 | #betting kse chodeClick here to reply to @rsda7049 "Maybe easy money. Look shown to Maniko. Cassie Nakalai map Sabiko help Karunga. Believe me, Barwadi."
2025-04-2501 min
Am Reading@thoughtfulsoul | The forty rules of love by Elif ShafakClick here to reply to @thoughtfulsoul "That's the kind of weather I wait for, the one that lets me meet myself between pages that were never really about someone else. So, no, it's not about rain or sunshine. It's about what's the world feel like when it finally matches the rhythm of your heart, when it's safe enough to be still. And when that stillness pured with the right book doesn't just offer peace, it offers presence. Thank you."
2025-04-2503 min
Am Reading@chloelangerman | SummerClick here to reply to @chloelangerman "I feel like a lot of people might say, like, autumn or winter is their favorite reading season because it's just like the coziest books are in those seasons. But I think that being in school, like summer, I always associate with reading. So I would say summer. I don't know. I feel like there's just so many good, like, summer, beachy, fun reads during that season."
2025-04-2500 min
Am Reading@petitephilo | Felipa GregoryClick here to reply to @petitephilo "But not with Philippa Gregory. So if you like the Other Boleyn Girl, you should read. I've. I've read a lot of her books, but she's got tons. So, anyways, my answer is Philippa Gregory, on a cozy rainy day with hot cocoa and a bed for blanket for. Was just me and my dog Hannah, and a book."
2025-04-2402 min
Am Reading@MyWordBubble | The Covenant of Water by Abraham VergheseClick here to reply to @MyWordBubble "I'm currently reading a book called the Covenant of Water by Abraham Varghese. It's a powerful and multi generational saga set in Kerala, especially in the 1900s, and one fascinating thing about the book is that at least one person in a generation dies of drowning. This book also covers various aspects and themes like caste system, inequality, colonial influence, and even the transformative power of medicine. I am so far 200, hundred pages into the book and I'm really loving it."
2025-04-2400 min
Am Reading@kkanchi | Alchemy of soulsClick here to reply to @kkanchi "Foreign of souls. Your sacred space of spiritual awakening, soul alignment and crystal wisdom. I am Kanchan Vijay, your guide of this divine journey. As a spiritual coach, soul communicator, an Akashic record reader and a crystal therapist, I am here to help you reconnect with the higher self, unlock your soul's truth and manifest the most aligned life. Each episode is going to be infused with healing insights, intuitive guidance and high vibrational energy to support your transformation."
2025-04-2300 min
Am Reading@Thaye.24 | Living is dying by Dzongsar Jamyang KhentseClick here to reply to @Thaye.24 "It's quite unreasonable, kind of, you know, unbearable for most of us because we don't want to talk about it. But if we talk about the death and all, it's quite interesting what I have experienced. So I would request all the listeners, whoever are listening, kindly go through this book. It's quite interesting and it's for all the people because we all are going to die one day. So let's."
2025-04-2304 min
Am Reading@Voiceofpriya | Soul SpeekingClick here to reply to @Voiceofpriya "Every voice has a story. Your smile straight from the soul."
2025-04-2200 minAm Reading@rubyreads | A literary quote I disagree with..Click here to reply to @rubyreads "A literary quote that I disagree with would have to be from the Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde. And it's spoken by Dorian himself, who is obviously influenced by the hedonistic values of Lord Henry. And so he says, I have never searched for happiness. Who wants happiness? I have searched for pleasure."
2025-04-2201 minAm Reading@lhnath | ColossiansClick here to reply to @lhnath "Okay, I'm going to start in chapter one and verse 14 and it's talking about Christ, about Jesus, in whom we have redemption through his blood, even the forgiveness of sins. Anyone that wants forgiveness. Just ask him and you will be forgiven. This goes on about who he is, who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature, Christ. All these are about Christ."
2025-04-2104 minAm Reading@thoughtfulsoul | Wherever you go, there you are….Click here to reply to @thoughtfulsoul "That stillness is not a sign of laziness or inaction. It's a space where awareness grows and clarity emerges. Another striking part is his use of metaphors from nature, the idea that mindfulness is like sitting beside a stream and watching your thoughts flow by rather than jumping into swim against them. That visual has helped me personally to be less reactive and more observant in my day to day life. What sets this book apart from me is that it does not tell you what to feel."
2025-04-2004 min
Am Reading@poonamsinghdec | The book I’m currently reading-Homo Deus by Yuval Noah HarariClick here to reply to @poonamsinghdec "As you know that in the previous times the man, the average age of the man was 40. And now in this century, the survival age of the man has come to 80, almost doubled. So he says that by the, by the 2100 or 2200 maybe the man will live up to 150 years."
2025-04-1905 min
Am Reading@ziadomic | The Midnight FeastClick here to reply to @ziadomic "I love her twists and and turns and things that you just wouldn't think would happen do. So I'm super excited to wrap this one in the next few days and then head over to my feed for my final thoughts on the Midnight Feast. Thanks."
2025-04-1800 min
Am Reading@LuvrOfBizarre | Diana Gabaldon's Outlander SeriesClick here to reply to @LuvrOfBizarre "Now, I don't want to give you all of the secrets or all of the things that made me love this book, but I guarantee that if you pick this book up, you will absolutely love it. Because, yes, it's a romance novel, but it's more than that. It's a historical romance."
2025-04-1803 minAm Reading@lohmor | सभ्यता की कहानीClick here to reply to @lohmor "सभ्यता की कहानी आज हम इस विषय पर इस किताब पर प्रकाश डालेंगे। हमारे जीवन की शुरुआत कैसे हुई, हम कैसे बड़े हुए, हमने क्या क्या देखा और जो आसपास हमें दिखाई दे रहा है, वो किस तरह का है, वो किस रूप में है, तो उस चीज को जानने के लिए हम सभ्यता की कहानी लेकर आए हैं। ये कहानी आपको बताएगी कि कैसे हम आज की स्थिति में पहुंचे हैं।"
2025-04-1800 min2025-04-1800 minAm Reading@thoughtfulsoul | A literary quote, I disagree with is...Click here to reply to @thoughtfulsoul "One quote I respectfully disagree with is all the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. William Shakespeare's as you like it. Though this quote is undeniably poetic and reflective of Shakespeare's genius, I find myself at odds with the implication it carries."
2025-04-1802 min
Am Reading@trainatillman | The art of happinessClick here to reply to @trainatillman "One of the books I'm currently reading is the Art of Happiness, written by someone interviewing the Dalai Lama and his view on his philosophy on happiness, the Handbook for Living. This book is an extensive conversation with the Dalai Lama. They were talking about the the brain and stated that thoughts and feelings were the result of different chemical reactions and changes in the brain. It possibly it possible Is it possible to conceive the reverse sequence where the thought gives rise to the sequence of chemical events in the brain?"
2025-04-1802 min
Am Reading@Aeriss | Social awkwardnessClick here to reply to @Aeriss "So basically, social awkwardness is something I really struggle with. I've always been naturally awkward, especially when I don't know someone well. Even if I really want to talk to them, I always get stuck on what to say next. It's like constant loop where I ask random questions, but when they respond, I don't know how to do. Keep the conversation going, I mean. So I end up staying silent and it feels like the conversation just fizzles out."
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Am Reading@Eshwar69 | Collaborating with the Enemy by Adam KahaneClick here to reply to @Eshwar69 "But at the same time in this journey I have also seen that there were people with whom for some reasons you wouldn't like to work, you wouldn't like to take their opinion, you wouldn't like to collaborate with them. Whereas in this journey of three decades I have realized that you need both to succeed in a career."
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Am Reading@BrookeGT | Standalone Books vs. SeriesClick here to reply to @BrookeGT "Standalone book versus series, huh? That's a good question. As an avid reader and as a self published author, I understand the love for both. I understand how people appreciate a standalone novel. You read the story, you learn who the characters are, you finish the story, you set the book aside, you go on with your life. Right?"
2025-04-1101 min
Am Reading@dell123 | Standalone Books vs. SeriesClick here to reply to @dell123 "If you spend your time chasing butterflies, they will fly away. But if you spend time making a beautiful garden, the butterflies will come. Don't chase, attract."
2025-04-1000 min
Am Reading@dell123 | Standalone Books vs. SeriesClick here to reply to @dell123 "Stop giving answers to your mind. Start asking questions. It will force your mind to find a way. Wasting your time waiting for the perfect moment is the worst excuse and you will regret it later. There is no perfect time. The best time is now."
2025-04-1001 min
Am Reading@dell123 | Do it NowClick here to reply to @dell123 "One day you will wake up and there won't be any more time to do the things you have always wanted. Do it now, Paulo Coelho."
2025-04-1000 minAm Reading@lhnath | Standalone Books vs. SeriesClick here to reply to @lhnath "And that's where you could take like a verse, just one, and you can think about it. Because it's one thing to read it. It's one thing to know what it means, but then it's one thing to accept what it means into your life and to really allow it in your heart and allow it to be a guiding principle to you. And so that's a matter of. Of dwelling on it and allowing it to."
2025-04-1004 min
Am Reading@AnngieKaye | "The In-Between" a book about death written by a Hospice nurseClick here to reply to @AnngieKaye "She did a great job in writing, and I listened to it on Audible, so she did a great job in reciting the book. And it's something I highly recommend. Right. I've had this book sitting in my Audible library for quite some time. You know, my sister was in hospice for about a week in 2022 before she passed. And so I've been very fascinated with all things death, dying, hospice. I personally learned that dying is a process under normal circumstances."
2025-04-1003 min
Am Reading@Baburam | GsuClick here to reply to @Baburam "बोल दे बब्बा की बक्की बक्की में दे दूंगा बोल दे बब्बा की।"
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Am Reading@Wordlam | What I am Reading: Sky Full of ElephantsClick here to reply to @Wordlam "What is the collective black consciousness? And how does it look when it's separated from whiteness? Or can it be? So a lot of emotions in the book. It brought forth a lot of truths that I feel that a lot of us who are African American identify with. And so definitely a read that I would recommend."
2025-04-0901 minAm Reading@malikkhan | MmClick here to reply to @malikkhan "मेरी शाम है, मेरे दिल की गहराई में है, तेरा नाम है, तेरा ना जान हँस, तूही शाम है।"
2025-04-0900 min
Am Reading@PastorDrDSmith | The Holy BibleClick here to reply to @PastorDrDSmith "And in his life I will be reading a life changing word through the Word of God, because he's with me, holding me up on every side. I will be holding the life giver. The Holy Bible. That's the book I would have and the only book I will want on the deserted island. God bless."
2025-04-0602 min
Binati Sheth@Binati_Sheth | #AmReading The dark legacy of Shannara by Terry BrooksClick here to reply to @Binati_Sheth "There are references in the book like Al Anon and the Omsford family and the wish, the magic of all of this. All of these would be massive spoilers to other books in the series, so don't want to ruin them for you. So I'm really, really enjoying how layered the world building is, to be honest. So I. I am aspiring to finish book 23 to book 35 by March, but I know I won't be able to do it."
2025-01-2106 min
Arish Ali@arish | #AmReading l The Journey of Man, by Spencer WellsClick here to reply to @arish "While superficially people look very different across from, coming from different parts of the world, being from different races, what you see when you look at all the genetic diversity is that there's lot more diversity within a particular race than across races. Specifically, 92% of difference in genes between people is between people of the same race. Only 8% of the difference is across races."
2024-10-1102 minArish Ali | A Swell Personal Podcast@arish | #AmReading l The Journey of Man, by Spencer WellsClick here to reply to @arish "While superficially people look very different across from, coming from different parts of the world, being from different races, what you see when you look at all the genetic diversity is that there's lot more diversity within a particular race than across races. Specifically, 92% of difference in genes between people is between people of the same race. Only 8% of the difference is across races."
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Arish Ali | A Swell Personal Podcast@arish | #AmReading | In The Three Body Problem, the most interesting sci-fi idea is...Click here to reply to @arish "I thought that was a very clever workaround, albeit also the least plausible one, since in terms of what they're talking about, this is probably something that we'll never actually find out to be true later. See, a lot of Sci-Fi books are come up with ideas that eventually, later on turns out to be possible or plausible, and it's just that they are ahead of the times."
2024-03-2902 minArish Ali@arish | #AmReading | In The Three Body Problem, the most interesting sci-fi idea is...Click here to reply to @arish "I thought that was a very clever workaround, albeit also the least plausible one, since in terms of what they're talking about, this is probably something that we'll never actually find out to be true later. See, a lot of Sci-Fi books are come up with ideas that eventually, later on turns out to be possible or plausible, and it's just that they are ahead of the times."
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