Beginners can go for Eat That Frog, How to Win Friends and Influence People, Who Will Cry When You Die for nonfiction. For fiction, they can always go for Mitch Albom, Ruskin Bond and Sudha Murty books for fiction
Just today I finished reading Almond, which I found from your recommendation!!! And it's just wow!!!!! I can't even explain my feelings what an amazing book it was!!!
The way u explain, and the happiness on your face it make to read the books two years ago and since then I love to read even though sometimes it gets boring but it always there the fun part to read and relax so thankyou.
"I Want to Die" and "Almond" is on my TBR list, hope to pick them up soon. . Also, I feel the Shiva trilogy is a bit overrated, I mean it's good for one time read, but there are better mythological fiction books out there. . Great recommendations as always 👌 😊
Omg, i will try to read all your recommendations, starting with almond. I am thinking to order this book right now. Thank you. Well this will be the first book I will read other then physics , chemistry, and biology books. Thank you ❤️
you should make a video on "book series recommendations" i am reading book from last 2 years,but i Don't know any book which is in series of 5-6 books except harry Potter. (love your videos keep it up!!)
Can you review "Something I Never Told You " by Shravya Bhinder? The day I started watching your book reviews, it helped me a lot to get into books besides studies...Thanks to you di.
I am from Bangladesh and love your videos so muchh,,, please make a video of thrillers, suspense, fiction, and some non-fiction book suggestions for 13.15 years old
Loved Make Your Bed, I Want to Die But I Want to Eat Tobeokki, What I Talk About When I Talk About Running. Life changing reads for me. Anxious People is my favourite Fredrik Backman book next to The Midnight Library. Almond is tragic. Rock Paper Scissors was fun like And Then There Were None.
Hey! anchal I have been watching your videos since long time n I love watching it I want your advice on this, pre lockdown I was a teen who used to love reading but during and after lockdown I just stopped reading and since last 3 years life is a real mess 🥲 but I think for me it's time to restart The question: I've ordered several books in hope that I'll read them but now I am not willing to touch them ( atleast now) The ultimate question: from where should I start
let me tell you my similar story and what helped me, during my school days I loved reading but when i went to high school I stopped reading. My life was a mess during the 2 years of high school, I stopped doing a lot of things that made be happy. My +2 was just over when covid started, and lockdown actually became a good opportunity for my creative self( I started sketching and painting and making videos) but reading books was still difficult for me until last year. Now I've been reading a lot and enjoying the books. so, this is what helped me: 1) If you are still searching for a book to start with I recommend "A good girl's guide to murder" As a fantasy book person who loves thriller this is what I started with. 2) I believe that reading a fast paced book helps a lot because the story line moves so fast and gives you twist and turns and you are sitting there wanting to know more. 3) If you already have this book take it with you everywhere you go. when you're sitting alone and have nothing to do just open the book and start, because when you have nothing else to do your mind is willing to do even the things that you would not prefer doing otherwise. I used to read on my way home(took around 15 mins) in a bus because there I had nothing else to do. 4) I would also suggest not buying tons of books all in one go because that might leave you overwhelmed, just stick to the one that you're reading. I hope this helps, let me know if it does and HAPPY READING!!❤
