Off topic for readers: What book are you currently reading? - Page 7

Originally posted by: Luminescence

I didn't like the first book much , the mystery was ordinary , though I liked the characters and their personal journeys throughout, especially Nate and Bronwyn 😳.

I loved it both the parts. Maeve and nate are personal favourite characters. Specially maeve i love her.

Any suggestions in psychological thriller?? Or high school series?

Originally posted by: Thatgirl16

Just completed Nirbashito .

P.S. do suggest me a couple of thrillers, murder mystery please

Before I Go To Sleep.

The Silent Patient.

Sharp Objects.

The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo.

The 7 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle.

Originally posted by: Krishnapanchali

I loved it both the parts. Maeve and nate are personal favourite characters. Specially maeve i love her.

Any suggestions in psychological thriller?? Or high school series?

Have you watched/read Shutter Island ?

Originally posted by: Luminescence

Have you watched/read Shutter Island ?

Yes i have watched that movie. Its a well made film. Keeps you at the edge of your seat throughout

I am looking for something like one of us or good girl series.

Originally posted by: Krishnapanchali

Yes i have watched that movie. Its a well made film. Keeps you at the edge of your seat throughout

I am looking for something like one of us or good girl series.

You can read Before I go to Sleep, it is a psychological thriller, the atmosphere was quite tense throughout the story, or Gillian Flynn books , she's a must try to the genre.

Another Man's Wife - By Manjul Bajaj

The Anarchy - By William Dalrymple

Demi Moore Inside Out

The power of NOW - By Eckhart Tolle

Originally posted by: Karishma700

Another Man's Wife - By Manjul Bajaj

The Anarchy - By William Dalrymple

Demi Moore Inside Out

The power of NOW - By Eckhart Tolle

Wow👍🏼

Originally posted by: S_H_Y

Brief answers to big questions

The man who mistook his wife for hat

QED , a strange theory of light and matter

The hat one by Oliver Sacks is good.

Originally posted by: Unconventional

Absolutely.The only issue was reading this book during an already depressing times scared me even more.Some of the passages were so heartbreaking yet beautiful.No book describes mental illness the way this one does.A precious one.❤️

I love the fig tree passage from The Bell Jar. Otherwise I found it overated. Read it when I was 25 so I was disappointed. Seemed too self indulgent or something. I was expecting more about depression but it came off as an overdose of White Girl Problems in many parts.

A bit overrated imo but still a good read. I like her poem Tulips.

Just One of the Guys by Kristin Higgins

The Secret by Rhonda Bryn