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- @Blastkat | A children's classic you recommendClick here to reply to @Blastkat
"My favorite children's classic from when I was little was Alice in Wonderland. I just think that when it was read to me, my perception of the book was, regardless of what goes wrong, as long as you keep moving forward, you can always do something to set it right. So that's something that I would definitely recommend for anybody."1 min - @SukainaWrites | A book I read recently that I did not finish...Click here to reply to @SukainaWrites
"It's not like I've read Better Smart. And there's a lot of. Just the amount of content I've read in romance books that has intimate scenes, that has sex scenes. This was just not it. So this was a poke ID and f. And also this is also a recording on one of my. On one of the prompts of Read With Us Book Club is to normalize that."2 min - @SukainaWrites | The book I'm reading from the JCB awards 2024 longlist...Click here to reply to @SukainaWrites
"It is one of its first kind, the. The non linear. There is no narrative, there's no, you know, these. There's no template writing or there it's. It's abstract and you will also try to figure out where this is going. But in spite of it being so bizarre, it still manages to take you through Maria's journey and also makes you see the perceptions that she wants to introduce you to."4 min - @RWU_Bookclub | Have you tried the community prompts? Get featured on Spotify tooClick here to reply to @RWU_Bookclub
"Hi everybody. Good morning. And if it's not morning out there, but if you are part of our community and you've started following us, then don't forget to record your responses on the community prompts because guess what? You're going to be available on the swell app and your swell. Your responses also be available on Spotify in our community page. So don't wait too much and record yourself and let us know what you think about the prompts."1 min - @Binati_Sheth | A book I read that's been trending on social media recently...Click here to reply to @Binati_Sheth
"And it is annoying when you have characters that act in such immature way and like, you are 31 years old and it's like, oh no, I'm too old for this. So that was me reading acotar and its successors and kind of hoping I don't have to read a Sara J. Maas again because I can't. Like, obviously she was not allowed to edit the books or she didn't want to edit the books, that much is clear because she explained flames everything and no."5 min - @Stef_reads | Read With Us | A book with a yellow cover I recently read...Click here to reply to @Stef_reads
"And it's very rare to see books covering those topics of imperfection and overcoming those and having people and the right support system that helps you. So if you're looking for a little magical book and something that addresses this topic and overcoming it, I would highly recommend this book."1 min - @SukainaWrites | A book that has a MC(main character) who is a parent...Click here to reply to @SukainaWrites
"The aunties are not the villains or the chatterboxes, but yes, and also the humor that's there in Richmukherjee's writing is always a pleasure to read. And I look forward to more books by her. I please check out vigilantes by Richa Mukherjee. I really had a gala time reading about their, the aunties, their lives. I mean, you, they are regular people. They are not like your, you know, trained in anything."4 min - @prickedinsight | The book I'm reading from the JCB awards 2024 longlist...Click here to reply to @prickedinsight
"Although I will give a heads up, this can be a depressing and saddening for some readers who cannot bear the sacrificial of animal and the people who eat dead animals as their food, who are dependent on upper caste for their food, like the remains of the food from their family, their household was given to the Dalits or the meher community. So this was all I could just put it about for this book."3 min - @RWU_Bookclub | A book that addresses mental health topics...Click here to reply to @RWU_Bookclub
"And he was just like, it was just acknowledging that fact that what men do in romance movies is, it's the bare minimum. It's the, it's like what any man in love or who has a girlfriend or who is committed is supposed to do. You're not. This is not some really high expectations that you are, you know, you're supposed to do that. It's like one of my favorite actors says, it's always the small things."4 min - @SukainaWrites | A book that explores characters who are neurodivergent...Click here to reply to @SukainaWrites
"I've read this and I've read that, but it's just that when you're in that space and you're in that headspace, and I was not in a very great place when I read this book. And I cried a lot after that, but it's still brought a smile on my face that finally, finally I can see a woman, specially, who has epilepsy. So the book I am talking about is a not so holiday paradise by Gracie Ruth Mitsu."4 min
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