Books mentioned in this Video: 1- Selected poems of Pablo Neruda 2- The thoughtful fox by Ted Hughes 3- Grief is the thing with feather by Max Porter 4- The Life & Poetry of Bahadur Shah Zafar 5- The Veiled suite by Agha Shahid Ali 6- Deewaan-e-Ghalib 7- A tale of two cities 8- The prisoner of Zenda 9- Adventures of Tom Sawyer 10- The complete hans christian andersen fairy tales 11- I, claudius by robert graves 12- The Odyssey by Homer 13-The Satires and Epistles of Horace and Persius 14- Black Dogs by Ian McEwan 15- The complete Short stories of Ernest Hemingway 16- The jungle book 17- Political Hacks 18- Maps that changed the world 19- Prisoner of Geography by Tim Marshall 20- Midwinter Murder by Agatha Christie 21- Shocking real murders by Agatha Christie 22-An illustrated guide to Wine by George Rainbird 23- Sainsbury's Book of Wine by Oz Clarke 24- The Vietnam war 25- Musicians in Camera by Laelia Goehr
Hi Vaani..this is the same Anirudh who used to ask for your bookshelf tour 😝. What a lovely video. Also, please share how do you travel lightly with the intention of bringing back these many books back from the trip.I always calculate that part terribly wrong.
Vaani about Pablo Neruda, he taped a Sri Lankan woman & even wrote poem about it. You can decide if this makes a difference to you but I won’t read people like that. I can’t support art by such people
Vaani's content is great but I hate the way she pronounces a few words - Interesting, poetry, pocket and so on. For some weird reason it really annoys me. Sorry!
For me to read these intellectual books I would have to be in a state of mind where I wouldn't have any worries. 3 major worries of my life - My future, My Mental & Physical Health, My family. So basically not in this janam. I would have to have all the free time in the world. No job. Just me n a blissful peaceful life. I don't see it. So thanks y'all for recommendations that poor people can't afford literally & figuratively.
Lol. Sorry, but this chick would not know a good translation of Homer from a bad one if it slapped her in the face. Saying that someone's published translation of a Greek epic is bad is as disrespectful as the last sentence. And no, reading a couple of Reddit reviews to arrive at that conclusion does not make it okay.
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Which book according to you is a must-read in 2022?
Makers of Modern India by Ramchandra Guha
Yes prime minister
It's more than just political hacks
"Hi everyone, welcome to chalchitra talks
Mera naam vani hai" ❤❤❤
Literally the best intro
Books mentioned in this Video:
1- Selected poems of Pablo Neruda
2- The thoughtful fox by Ted Hughes
3- Grief is the thing with feather by Max Porter
4- The Life & Poetry of Bahadur Shah Zafar
5- The Veiled suite by Agha Shahid Ali
6- Deewaan-e-Ghalib
7- A tale of two cities
8- The prisoner of Zenda
9- Adventures of Tom Sawyer
10- The complete hans christian andersen fairy tales
11- I, claudius by robert graves
12- The Odyssey by Homer
13-The Satires and Epistles of Horace and Persius
14- Black Dogs by Ian McEwan
15- The complete Short stories of Ernest Hemingway
16- The jungle book
17- Political Hacks
18- Maps that changed the world
19- Prisoner of Geography by Tim Marshall
20- Midwinter Murder by Agatha Christie
21- Shocking real murders by Agatha Christie
22-An illustrated guide to Wine by George Rainbird
23- Sainsbury's Book of Wine by Oz Clarke
24- The Vietnam war
25- Musicians in Camera by Laelia Goehr
Vaani making Wine = Vaaniry
I’ve been waiting for this video! Thank you, Vaani!
Of course we’d love to see more Book Hauls
Hi Vaani..this is the same Anirudh who used to ask for your bookshelf tour 😝. What a lovely video. Also, please share how do you travel lightly with the intention of bringing back these many books back from the trip.I always calculate that part terribly wrong.
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Vaani's pick is so exquisite and always interests me 🕊
I have a great collection of Andersen’s Fairy Tales. So happy to see you have it too! #Samesies
Love your Book haul Vaani
I love your channel and your work. Keep growing.
More book hauls we need❤
I love a book on Maps! 👏🏽
The Vietnam War book looks really great! I'll definitely get it if I find it. 🥰🥰
Musicians in camera is undoubtedly your best found ❤
I'm also reading the lonely city for A book a month.
7:04 Literally screaming as an Agatha Christie Stan.
Do you read all the books you buy? Like a few books you mentioned here, you had bought them because of its cover.
Yes please do more of these😄
I like this channel. Keep up th good work.
yesss please make more videos on book haul
Vaani about Pablo Neruda, he taped a Sri Lankan woman & even wrote poem about it. You can decide if this makes a difference to you but I won’t read people like that. I can’t support art by such people
Common, she supports & reads Arundhati Roy.. What more do you expect? The one writer supporting the terrorist Mallik though!
*Delhi is greatest*
Great videoII Looking forward to read "Maps that changed the world"
Finally 😍
lovely voice, great video!
hi vaani!! loved ur book haul ..pls do make more videos like this ...
Nice nice nice very intellectual stuff. Congo. Humse na ho payega.
Hey Vaani! Are you there on goodreads? If yes , whats the id?
Seems u r more in to classics isn't it ?
Hello. Are remaindered books defective books in content?
Who is the author of that book on Vietnam war??
Ray Bonds
कितने हो बदनसीब ज़फ़र दफ़्न के लिए
दो गज़ ज़मीन भी न मिली कू-ए-यार में।
🙂
book on vietnam war
You're a nice gal vaani. Too sweet for my taste. We wouldn't get along irl. I would have to pretend to be someone I'm not.
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What do u even do man? That u read all these books. U must be rich.
Vaani's content is great but I hate the way she pronounces a few words - Interesting, poetry, pocket and so on. For some weird reason it really annoys me. Sorry!
For me to read these intellectual books I would have to be in a state of mind where I wouldn't have any worries.
3 major worries of my life - My future, My Mental & Physical Health, My family. So basically not in this janam.
I would have to have all the free time in the world. No job. Just me n a blissful peaceful life. I don't see it.
So thanks y'all for recommendations that poor people can't afford literally & figuratively.
Lol. Sorry, but this chick would not know a good translation of Homer from a bad one if it slapped her in the face. Saying that someone's published translation of a Greek epic is bad is as disrespectful as the last sentence. And no, reading a couple of Reddit reviews to arrive at that conclusion does not make it okay.