UDARIYAAN CC#1 - Page 91

Originally posted by: .Rinnie.

Atomic Habit is 👍🏼 I follow the the habit building philosophy at times.

Tuesdays with Morrie is another short but good story, not self help but philosophical in regards to life.

I loved loved Tuesdays with Morrie. I felt so attached with it. The best part was how they used repeat words. They're parting words "okay then", "okay then". It just feels so warm. And he was laid to rest on a Tuesday too. It's a beautiful book!

Atomic habits has always been on my mind. I have to pick it up shortly.

Originally posted by: VintageWine

I loved loved Tuesdays with Morrie. I felt so attached with it. The best part was how they used repeat words. They're parting words "okay then", "okay then". It just feels so warm. And he was laid to rest on a Tuesday too. It's a beautiful book!

Atomic habits has always been on my mind. I have to pick it up shortly.

Yes! ❤️

It is such a heart warming story. So short but beautiful. I love stories like this because it leaves an impact long after your done reading it.

Atomic habits is a good book. I think the 1% rule to be quite effective for a lazy person like me 😆

Originally posted by: .Rinnie.

Yes! ❤️

It is such a heart warming story. So short but beautiful. I love stories like this because it leaves an impact long after your done reading it.

Atomic habits is a good book. I think the 1% rule to be quite effective for a lazy person like me 😆

Ikr! I couldn't get over it, the day I completed the book. Turns out I still can't ❤️🥺. The way he explains human touch is something that moved me.

I so wanna pick up atomic habits now 😆. Cause am suppa lazy too. But then again I have so many books lying - I made up my mind, am gonna complete them ( at least 2-3) and only then purchase a new book😩😩... Its so difficult.

I have my eyes on Palce of Illusions, the enchanted forest by the same author, forty tales of love. But I know, no one personally who has read it. I want first hand experience with it🤣.

Originally posted by: VintageWine

Ikr! I couldn't get over it, the day I completed the book. Turns out I still can't ❤️🥺. The way he explains human touch is something that moved me.

I so wanna pick up atomic habits now 😆. Cause am suppa lazy too. But then again I have so many books lying - I made up my mind, am gonna complete them ( at least 2-3) and only then purchase a new book😩😩... Its so difficult.

I have my eyes on Palce of Illusions, the enchanted forest by the same author, forty tales of love. But I know, no one personally who has read it. I want first hand experience with it🤣.

Books like these really make you view the world in a different light. I actually read it after the entire pandemic began so the impact was more so during those periods of being alone 😆

Hahahaha... the story of every bookworm!

I have an entire stack of books that I keep buying every time there is a sale I come across and they just stay there unread... I just keep staring at them because I am so lazy to read nowadays 😆

Real life tires you out to a point where even books are no longer an escape 😆

I miss the days when I was in college where I would just devour one book after another, walking through different doors that lead me into different worlds created by the authors

Do you mean forty rules of love By Elif Shafak? 😃

Read it and LOVED IT. I found this new found affinity to sufisim and urdu poetry after getting a wonderful book gifted by a friend of mine.

I was highly recommended by a friend to read Palace of Illusions because I am a Krishna devotee 😆 but I don't prefer it when authors twist the original stories into something entirely different. Not all authors can pull that off.

I'm currently reading The Happy Mind. Next is Atomic Habits for sure. 😆

@mistofshadows

Did you read Midnight Lily by Mia Sheridan. That book made me go 🤪🤪 The plot twist was such that I had to take a pause and clear my head.

Originally posted by: music_girl

I'm currently reading The Happy Mind. Next is Atomic Habits for sure. 😆

@mistofshadows

Did you read Midnight Lily by Mia Sheridan. That book made me go 🤪🤪 The plot twist was such that I had to take a pause and clear my head.

The godfather

One of the best i would recommend

Read many years back

Cant recall rhe authors name

Another one

Dating games

Also read yrs back

I used to enjpy reading in school and college days

Nancy drew

Agatha christie

Mills and boons

After joining teaching line lost interest

The academic ones are a good torture

Originally posted by: .Rinnie.

Books like these really make you view the world in a different light. I actually read it after the entire pandemic began so the impact was more so during those periods of being alone 😆

Hahahaha... the story of every bookworm!

I have an entire stack of books that I keep buying every time there is a sale I come across and they just stay there unread... I just keep staring at them because I am so lazy to read nowadays 😆

Real life tires you out to a point where even books are no longer an escape 😆

I miss the days when I was in college where I would just devour one book after another, walking through different doors that lead me into different worlds created by the authors

Do you mean forty rules of love By Elif Shafak? 😃

Read it and LOVED IT. I found this new found affinity to sufisim and urdu poetry after getting a wonderful book gifted by a friend of mine.

I was highly recommended by a friend to read Palace of Illusions because I am a Krishna devotee 😆 but I don't prefer it when authors twist the original stories into something entirely different. Not all authors can pull that off.

@ red

Same here! It's just makes you feel, you want to be this good person right! No hate, grudge etc... That book is just something else man! I picked up The five people you meet in heave by the same author. Yet to read it tho. Am stuck with The Mill On the Floss as of now, and like u said real life is so tiring, there hardly any time for personal grooming or anything we love💔!

Yes, yes, Forty rules of love! Gonna pick this up as well asap 🤣💜. I also just realized I wrote Enchanted forest. It's the Forest of Enchantments.... Basically am not a fan of religious stuff, slightly apprehensive about picking it up.

@ purple may I know which one?

Poetry I usually stick to the contemporary wale 🤣- Drake, Sin, and I have just one book by Atticus, his book seem like most of them are quotes more than poetry. But loved it nonetheless.

Rumi ofcourse is ❤️❤️! Khalil Gibran goes a little over my head 😂😂. Sometimes I gotta read it twice to understand.

Do you read short stories? I think given the time factor and work pressure to deal with imma move to it🦋! At least one story will be over in a day 😂.

Originally posted by: music_girl

I'm currently reading The Happy Mind. Next is Atomic Habits for sure. 😆

@mistofshadows

Did you read Midnight Lily by Mia Sheridan. That book made me go 🤪🤪 The plot twist was such that I had to take a pause and clear my head.

No hon. I dint even like The Silent Patient 😂😂, it's way too overhyped for me.

BTW please do look into Letting go the pathway of surrender. Preachy and all that aside...

You can also try No mud, no lotus ✌️ , Be your own sunshine. And The Alchemist, toh hai hi in case you haven't read it yet. Am guessing you have 😂.

I know your bored of fiction - you can actually give Ruskin Bond a try ( this is to anyone reading actually). Most people think it's for kids or syllabus stuff, but they are actually cute and meaningful. And the way he writes nature is so so beautiful 💜💜.

Kinda surprises me for a kid of all 17 years, she posts a lot of 90s Bolly songs. Haven't really seen anyone the younger generation doing it.

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Oh good lord , second hand embarrassment hogayi 😂😂😂!

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