I am so glad you like Anne of Green Gables!!! I read it as a kid, then again as a young teen and I want to reread it again. It's one of those stories that really stays with you!! I read 50 books in 2024, and my favorites were: 1. Leadbelly by Tyehimba Jess 2. Elite Capture by Olúfémi O. Táíwò 3. The Stranger by Albert Camus 4. Rituals for Climate Change: A Crip Struggle for Ecojustice by Naomi Ortiz 5. Corpse Whale by dg nanouk okpik 6. Sea Star: Orphan of Chincoteague by Marguerite Henry 7. Nazar Boy by Tarrick Dobbs 8. Wuthering Heights by Emily Brönte 9. Fen by Daisy Johnson 10. Your Favorite Poet by Leigh Chadwick
i read 30 books in 2024 10. Vampire diaries - The awakening 9. Raven boys 8. Norwegian Woods 7. You have reached sam 6. holding up the universe 5. Rising like a storm 4.Twisted Series 3. Post script 2. folk of the air trilogy 1. A man called Ove
Loved your 2024 best reads video - such a great list! 🙌 Curious, what are your all-time game-changing books that truly shaped your perspective? Would love to hear your top picks! Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you ♥️ some books which have helped me over the years (nonfiction) are The power of your subconscious mind by Dr. Joseph Murphy, How to do the work by Dr. Nicole LePera, Deep work by Cal Newport, The 5AM club by Robin Sharma and so many more
Woahhhhh! 177 books What a huge number. I read 117 books in 2024 and my top 10 are listed here in no particular order. I enjoyed reading each one of them equally. 1. Fire on the Ganges - by Radhika Iyengar 2. The Book of Everlasting Things - by Aanchal Malhotra 3. 1Q84 - by Haruki Murakami 4. Septology - by Jon Fosse 5. Asura - by Anand Neelkantan 6. The Brothers Karamazov - by Fyodor Dostoevsky 7. Anna Karenina - by Leo Tolstoy 8. The Tale of Two Cities - by Charles Dickens 9. Heaven - by Meiko Kawakami 10. Gone With the Wind - by Margaret Mitchell I read A Little Life in 2022 and completed it within 10 days. I found it emotionally damaging but I also loved reading it. I still think about it and I don't recommended it to anyone in bad mental state.
I read A little life 2 years ago during winters and right after my exams , ( i thought it’d be good for catharsis i didn’t know much about it i had only read the blurb ) i read this book in 9 days and couldn’t read for next 2 months . The writing is brilliant . I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone though 😅 . Jude will forever be in my heart ❤️.
I've learnt to set my boundaries quite sternly with everyone and also respect the same with others. I'd recommend everyone to practice it too. It makes life much more peaceful, content and happy ♥️
read Seven Moons of Maali Almeida this November it was a pretty nice book bought it just by reading its summary at a book fair stall. I can say it was worth it.
I read The Acotar series, loved it Then shatter me series loved it also Read the Good girls guide to murders series loved it too 😅 Then read house maid series And the never after series all were awesome, my favourite genre being fantasy and crime thriller and mystery
*Unpopular Opinion but A little life infuriated me. Read it two years back, listened to others point of view about the book, re read it but my stance still remains the same. Sorry everybody, please dont be mad. 😅 Loved Babel though. ❤ Favorites from last year were *Disgrace by J M Coetzee *Pedro Paramo by Juan Rulfo *Ghachar Ghochar by Vivek Shanbhag *Kim Jiyoung, born 1982 by Cho Nam Joo.
More than 177 books in 365 days: remarkable achievement. Happy New Year and Happy Reading.
Thank you, happy new year to you too ♥️
I am so glad you like Anne of Green Gables!!! I read it as a kid, then again as a young teen and I want to reread it again. It's one of those stories that really stays with you!! I read 50 books in 2024, and my favorites were:
1. Leadbelly by Tyehimba Jess
2. Elite Capture by Olúfémi O. Táíwò
3. The Stranger by Albert Camus
4. Rituals for Climate Change: A Crip Struggle for Ecojustice by Naomi Ortiz
5. Corpse Whale by dg nanouk okpik
6. Sea Star: Orphan of Chincoteague by Marguerite Henry
7. Nazar Boy by Tarrick Dobbs
8. Wuthering Heights by Emily Brönte
9. Fen by Daisy Johnson
10. Your Favorite Poet by Leigh Chadwick
Thank you for your list, I've got some recommendations from it. Have a great reading year in 2025 ♥️
i read 30 books in 2024
10. Vampire diaries - The awakening
9. Raven boys
8. Norwegian Woods
7. You have reached sam
6. holding up the universe
5. Rising like a storm
4.Twisted Series
3. Post script
2. folk of the air trilogy
1. A man called Ove
My favorites from this list are A man called Ove and Rising like a storm. They're both really good 💯
Loved your 2024 best reads video - such a great list! 🙌 Curious, what are your all-time game-changing books that truly shaped your perspective? Would love to hear your top picks! Keep up the amazing work!
Thank you ♥️ some books which have helped me over the years (nonfiction) are The power of your subconscious mind by Dr. Joseph Murphy, How to do the work by Dr. Nicole LePera, Deep work by Cal Newport, The 5AM club by Robin Sharma and so many more
Woahhhhh! 177 books What a huge number. I read 117 books in 2024 and my top 10 are listed here in no particular order. I enjoyed reading each one of them equally.
1. Fire on the Ganges - by Radhika Iyengar
2. The Book of Everlasting Things - by Aanchal Malhotra
3. 1Q84 - by Haruki Murakami
4. Septology - by Jon Fosse
5. Asura - by Anand Neelkantan
6. The Brothers Karamazov - by Fyodor Dostoevsky
7. Anna Karenina - by Leo Tolstoy
8. The Tale of Two Cities - by Charles Dickens
9. Heaven - by Meiko Kawakami
10. Gone With the Wind - by Margaret Mitchell
I read A Little Life in 2022 and completed it within 10 days. I found it emotionally damaging but I also loved reading it. I still think about it and I don't recommended it to anyone in bad mental state.
That's an amazing list you've got there. The book of everlasting things & 1Q84 are on my TBR too 🙌
I read A little life 2 years ago during winters and right after my exams , ( i thought it’d be good for catharsis i didn’t know much about it i had only read the blurb ) i read this book in 9 days and couldn’t read for next 2 months . The writing is brilliant . I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone though 😅 . Jude will forever be in my heart ❤️.
I can't imagine how you handled reading it after your exams! It is really a wonderful book with great writing but it is definitely not for everyone 🙌
What did you learn as a result of reading so much? What would be that one thing that you would share with others?
I've learnt to set my boundaries quite sternly with everyone and also respect the same with others. I'd recommend everyone to practice it too. It makes life much more peaceful, content and happy ♥️
I read anne of green gables and seven moons of maali Almeida from your recommendations..it was a nice read. Thank you
My pleasure ♥️
read Seven Moons of Maali Almeida this November
it was a pretty nice book bought it just by reading its summary at a book fair stall.
I can say it was worth it.
It is very experimental and thematic in many levels 🙌
Hats off! This year i managed to reach some 36 books, but yes they were great.
And yeah! Happy new year and may we all have another amazing year!
Thank you for your wishes ♥️ There's more fun videos lined up!
Can you give some book recommendations for a beginner like me...? I am looking forward to read something in fiction.
You can read The serpent king by Jeff Zentner, The Kalki trilogy by Kevin Missal and Girl online by Zoe Sugg. They are suitable for beginners.
I love reading books not specific to any genere whatever comes I go through it, your list will be great thanks for sharing
My pleasure, happy reading in 2025 ♥️
Happy New Year to you too 🎉🎉🎈🎈
Thank you ♥️ have an amazing year.
I read The Acotar series, loved it
Then shatter me series loved it also
Read the Good girls guide to murders series loved it too 😅
Then read house maid series
And the never after series all were awesome, my favourite genre being fantasy and crime thriller and mystery
That's good to hear. I too finished reading the ACOTAR series last year!
I started reading in December 2024 then so far I've read like 11-12 books
That's great! I wish you to have a great reading year in 2025 ♥️
@sai_lakshmanan thankkyouu!!
Anne with an e, Netflix series is just ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Is it an adaptation of the book?!
Your voice and talking style resemble more like baradwaj rangan. Good information. Thanks
No one's ever said that before! Thank you ♥️
I read 20 books 😊
That's amazing! I hope you enjoyed and learnt while reading them ♥️
@sai_lakshmanan yes sir 🙌 ☺️
Kuch bhi, mtlb kuch bhi. Mtlb you complete one book in just 2.5 days. Pura saal ki kitabe padhne me nikal diya kya bhai😅
Not the whole year, but I try to read regularly 🙌
*Unpopular Opinion but A little life infuriated me. Read it two years back, listened to others point of view about the book, re read it but my stance still remains the same. Sorry everybody, please dont be mad. 😅 Loved Babel though. ❤
Favorites from last year were
*Disgrace by J M Coetzee
*Pedro Paramo by Juan Rulfo
*Ghachar Ghochar by Vivek Shanbhag
*Kim Jiyoung, born 1982 by Cho Nam Joo.
That's very understandable. Many people don't like A little life and get angry with the story and the author too. It is quite polarizing in that way 🙌
Try The Girl who drank the Moon
Yup! Read it already in 2023!
Dude, how?
Don't hate me, but it is just a matter of consistency and passion 🙌 people love different things and I do that with books a lot ♥️
Don't eat, don't bath, don't defecate.. only read books! 😆
😂😂😂 But I did all that and also read the books
I thought 177 books was a clickbait and I still don't believe you! 😅 If it's true share a yearly reading wrapup maybe. Would love to see it 🙂
It is true 😂 I have monthly reading wrap-ups for all the months. You can check them out and my Goodreads too from the description
How you did that ? i mean approx 1 book in 2 days..how is it possible @@sai_lakshmanan
The short answer is consistency and passion. The long answer won't do here in the comments. I'll try to explain it in a video
@@sai_lakshmanan Ok brother
I read 31 books this year.
177 is too much.
How can you swallow and analyse if you read that much.
I guess you have not read complete books.
Assume all you like, my Goodreads and monthly wrap-ups have all my thoughts on the books!
I have read 11,13 books in this year 😅
That's amazing! I hope you enjoyed reading them. Happy reading in 2025 ♥️