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"I rate a book by how hard it hits you." So simple and so true! You have a new follower!

My aim is to read 12 books per year. One book per minth.. In 2022 i read 30 book, in 2023 - 15 and in 2024- 21 books

Thank God somebody talked about it ... There is a life beyond books also. There is no point of reading if you don't reflect upon it. And also cover to cover reading is also not always necessary. Apart from books I like newspapers articles , book reviews, science columns, and English columns. Reading is important.

I felt reaching at a reading junction. Good old books.but to me they are great. If i use my energy i can read them all except one or two Then i can join with class reading. Your selections make us start reading habits.Thank you sir.

Philosophical Foundations of Neuroscience - I wish you would touchbase in your future works. Yes, your favourite Peter Hacker on the 21st centry's most wanted topic, if I can say so!!!

Nishanth, As Always, Our Expectations Of Your "Meme's Growing and Growing. Thank You For Your Valuable Time!!!!

I think I will read war and peace (ofcourse not in 10 mins)😂😂

Agree with you 100%, the issue is not quantity but quality!

Yes and sometime we read a sentence and live with that for a life, ofcourse you are not in rat race you always being an outlier for your vewers.

I always set a target for the year on Goodreads - one that is achievable and reasonable mostly around 30. Also to track my progress, as it has happened several times that I picked up a book I read back in my teens and couldn’t recognize it at all..

Like in many other cases, the quantitative experience holds a higher value than the qualitative experience in the eyes of others. We are insecure and we brag. That’s why reading often will be a rat race when its combined with social media.

Sir when you describe about the books it's as if the synopsis behind the covers has come to life( not at all exaggerating) this is truly what your videos are like. Lately, I've been baffled around with this scam of speed reading, never prioritising to feel what I read. And sir with this video I got my answer why weren't I able to enjoy reading lately. I'll pick up The Physics of Sorrow first.

Geopolitics and International Relations books just to understand basics and high level books also if it's possible.

U have nice informations in ur videos . Thanks a million

Very informative

Bro, May Allah bless you..... ❤

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I loved your narration and style. I have added your recommendations to my list and subscribed to your channel. Keep creating similar content. Would love to connect with you somehow.

Well sir, are there more bookstore in Varanasi which are nearly as good as this ... I was into contemporary fiction (indian as well as foreign).. certainly i have shifted few weeks back into books like mossad, indian navy etc ......

Nishant, you are one of the BEST perhaps for Indian readers qualified to introduce the world of books. But no personalization for us with you except these comments section. Anyways, I went through this video and touch based most of the books for last 24 hours. SPecial Kudos!!! And finally, when you are bringing your works?

Do you live in Varanasi? I regularly watch your video and love it. I live too in Varanasi.

Thank you for taking us for a short tour of world literature

Such an interesting collection, plenty that I've either read, wanted to read, or have been disciplined enough *not* to buy!.... Guthrie's great series on Greek philosophy is something I've been wanting for several decades. (I do have his shorter history though.)

What a wonderful video it is... I literally sit and take all the notes from your video.. thank you

I am currently reading Septology by Jon Fosse. It is in three books but I got the copy in which all the three books are present. I am currently reading part VII in Book III named A New Name. The whole 800 pages long book is plotless, contains very limited characters who show no major development even by the end of the book. There are no full stops throughout the book and so basically it is an eight hundred pages long line. The main character Asle, is thinking about his past and also about his present life. The book is a good example of Stream pf consciousness. The language is hypnotic and very minimalistic which makes it easy to read and comprehend. I am looking to know your thoughts about the book.

Always a pleasure, sir. I was waiting for days for this one.. hope you make such videos again

Heard of treasure hunts Heard of addicted to books But such a treasure head Helps me think I should also starts to know A world revealed through you Magnificent collection Let the coming year be as precious as this year too.

Sir, just a small correction; at 15:33 Yvonne Adhiambo Owuor is a 'woman' (not a He) and a 'Kenyan' (not an african) writer.

Lovely collection, Nishant sir. I'll buy some of these books next year. The Norton editions are very comprehensive in that they include a large variety of essays and commentaries. Btw, curious to know more about your deep interest in psychology.

When do you read all these books? What are the books you recommend from your 2024 reading list?

Wow... You became richer in 2024...keep sharing your wealth with us...😊

Sir, You are doing a great job despite of Even though there are a few thousand subcribers.

Why no books of Indian vernacular writers ( who has roots to Indian ethos) translated into English ( not Indian English writers who write for foreign audience) in Bengali, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Marathi etc ? Curious to know whether you were born and brought up in west? Just a psycho analysis 😆

Amazing 📚 collection 📚📚

Glad to see Chesterton in there. "The point is not that this world is too sad to love or too glad not to love; the point is that when you do love a thing, its gladness is a reason for loving it, and its sadness a reason for loving it more."

Illuminating minds with these recommendations Thank you sir.

Do they have metamorphosis by franz kafka