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CONTEST : IPL 2026 Prediction Game

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mintyblue

@mintyblue

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Posted: 3 months ago

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nutmeg7

@nutmeg7

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Posted: 3 months ago

thanks for sharing. Will check these out.

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Diya

@DazzlingDiya

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Posted: 3 months ago

Thanks for the recs! People have actually recommended The Let Them Theory to me before, and I'm trying to be less wary of non-fiction, so I'll definitely be checking that one out.

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NehaRB

@NehaRB

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Posted: 2 months ago

Can I take the liberty of recommending my own books? I have authored ‘Henry VIII’s Imprisoned Women’ and ‘Lost Heirs of the Tudor Crown’. Both are non-fiction but I wrote it in an easy-to-read manner.

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Lina

@Leenaaa

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Posted: 1 months ago

I was interested in reading the Let Them Theory book as well, but after looking it up, the author had actually stolen the book idea from a poem written by Cassie Philips.

She didn't give credits and wanted to trademark it as hers.

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Gollums Precious

@CruelVixen

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Posted: 1 months ago

Originally posted by: NehaRB
Can I take the liberty of recommending my own books? I have authored ‘Henry VIII’s Imprisoned Women’ and ‘Lost Heirs of the Tudor Crown’. Both are non-fiction but I wrote it in an easy-to-read manner.

. You wrote them? Are u a professional writer?? smiley3

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Gollums Precious

@CruelVixen

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Posted: 1 months ago

Lovely recommendations.. will definitely check them smiley20

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mistlefoe

@mistlefoe

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Posted: a day ago

Thank you for sharing recs. One of the books I enjoyed recently is We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer. I think saying anything about the story will reveal too much. It's best to go in dark and let it intrigue you.