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  • @mommyconfession | Barnes & Noble
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    "They had the areas for where you could just pull out your computer and sit down and talk and you could eat. Then you could. You know, it was just really something. And it. My children grown to love to go to the bookstore because we would just go in there and I'm seriously. We would literally just go and camp out in the bookstore. And so today it's just a. It's still a ritual for me."
    3 min
  • @Author-Zeec | My School Library
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    "But that was not me because I was like a happy little beef who was in a garden of books and very happy to read as many books as I could. So at this moment I would like to thank our librarian Suresh sir for his efforts, especially in trying to get me to read some non fiction books. Because I was a pure fiction person even back then and even to date."
    7 min
  • @nehalll | A sense of belonging
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    "Now, watching Sweetie slowly rediscover that she was worth being loved, it was very uplifting. Her writing is. The author's writing is very simple, but it is very evocative, like nothing pretentious but relatable emotions. And I really loved how she portrayed friendship in it. How the protagonist, friends, they stand by her and they allow her to be herself. And the support, their support was truly heartwarming. And the romance is also very tender."
    3 min
  • @Pundalik | My Health perspective .
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    "If we work on the belief systems, the attitudes and clear the aura in respect of five elements, five koshas and seven energy centers, Health, wealth, happiness, wellness and relationship is available through complementary alternative medical therapies, namely graphotherapy, Energy Healing converted into a complete package of grapho harmony. Graphoharmony is a synthesis of and a blend of both energy healing and graphotherapy."
    4 min
  • @notessonthego | Worst book cover ever...
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    "I didn't really understand this question. I mean, which book cover is so good that so bad that it's almost good? I mean, what is our definition of good and bad, first of all? And secondly, I mean, I don't really understand what constitutes good and bad for a book cover. So I'm not sure what to answer, but. So it's a very kind of warped question. I'm not really sure, but yeah, I'm not sure. Thanks."
    1 min
  • @notessonthego | Bookstore
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    "If I wander into a book section in a bookstore and the clocks are not really having any impact or there are no clocks rather I would definitely wander into the section of setting and place. So essentially books based in different, different parts of the world. So there is actually a bookshop like this in London."
    1 min
  • @logan.oconnor26 | Poetry and Photography
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    "I would say the first two areas that come to mind are like the poetry section and the photo like photography section. Poetry I think is just kind of like it's once you start reading it, especially if you find a poet or an author that you really like, I feel like you can just read one after the next after the next and kind of just sit with it and like dissect it a lot without like committing to like you know, two, 300 pages."
    2 min
  • @Its_Manya | ✨The portrait of a secret by Tarun Mehrishi✨ Detailed review.
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    "As biggest example will be Pride and Prejudice, which is not necessarily a comedy, but actually a romance novel which has also been used to satirize the society, which was at that time. So why not crime and thriller novels? So I absolutely love the fact that the author incorporated satire within because like, I, I miss satire so much. Like when we talk about classical novels, all of them had satire. The novels had a purpose, right?"
    10 min
  • @NehAwalia | Love Misconstrued by Pratima Raj
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    "Hello guys. My name is Neha Walia and I recently finished reading Love Misconstrued by Pratima Raj and I have a lot to say about it. It's not just another romantic novel. It has love, lust, romance, adjustments, understandings, conflict and whatnot. It discloses various misconceptions about love where there is a debate between the Gen Z, the millennials and the OGs."
    5 min

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