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Repost of Shewatabh Chatterjee entry for our Lockdown and Reading Challenge
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Check out his #quarantinereads collection which screams 'well-read' - some brilliant books you can pick up for your next reading escapade
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#booksmart #Reading
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Check out his #quarantinereads collection which screams 'well-read' - some brilliant books you can pick up for your next reading escapade
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#booksmart #Reading
I am #lockdownandreading:
1. The graveyard book (
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Neil Gaiman knows HOW TO WRITE. I mean he can just captivate you with anything he narrates and this book has an amazing, and sweet plot with it. I can say, it was delicious reading it
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#writers #WritingCommunity
1. The graveyard book (
)Neil Gaiman knows HOW TO WRITE. I mean he can just captivate you with anything he narrates and this book has an amazing, and sweet plot with it. I can say, it was delicious reading it
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#writers #WritingCommunity
2. Notes from the underground ()
About the underground man, who is extremely anti-social, paradoxical and dark.
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#fiction #books #readinglist
)About the underground man, who is extremely anti-social, paradoxical and dark.
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#fiction #books #readinglist
3. Incognito ()
A book about neuroscience that completes the journey of dethroning us from the centre of the universe (started with Galileo) and end up dethroning ourselves from the centre of anything.
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#humanity #Science #psychology
)A book about neuroscience that completes the journey of dethroning us from the centre of the universe (started with Galileo) and end up dethroning ourselves from the centre of anything.
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#humanity #Science #psychology
4. Man's search for meaning ()
Viktor Frankl introduces us to the third Viennese school of psychotherapy by reflecting on his experiences from the concentration camp.
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#Vietnam #mentalhealth
#writers
)Viktor Frankl introduces us to the third Viennese school of psychotherapy by reflecting on his experiences from the concentration camp.
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#Vietnam #mentalhealth
#writers
5. Interpreter of maladies ( )
Jhumpa Lahiri tells us some beautiful stories of Indians abroad.
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#India #storytelling #Read
)Jhumpa Lahiri tells us some beautiful stories of Indians abroad.
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#India #storytelling #Read
6. Early Indians ()
Tony Joseph tries to form a blurry, but credible ideas of the ancestry of the Indians, resting his book upon extensive DNA studies and archaeological evidence.
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#History #India #ideas
)Tony Joseph tries to form a blurry, but credible ideas of the ancestry of the Indians, resting his book upon extensive DNA studies and archaeological evidence.
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#History #India #ideas
7. The Blind Watchmaker ()
Dawkins shows how Paley's designer is surely a blind designer by citing amazing examples from the evolution and thereby, dismantling theism once again.
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#design #art #readingcommunity
)Dawkins shows how Paley's designer is surely a blind designer by citing amazing examples from the evolution and thereby, dismantling theism once again.
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#design #art #readingcommunity
8. The white tiger ()
About an intelligent Halwai turned a driver, a murderer, then an entrepreneur giving some ideas about India to a Chinese politician. Weird? Yes, it is.
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#fiction #books #India
)About an intelligent Halwai turned a driver, a murderer, then an entrepreneur giving some ideas about India to a Chinese politician. Weird? Yes, it is.
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#fiction #books #India
9. Free will ()
- A Very basic book that introduces you to the idea that free will is surely, an illusion. This one actually inspired me to read "INCOGNITO"
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#free #nonfiction #books
)- A Very basic book that introduces you to the idea that free will is surely, an illusion. This one actually inspired me to read "INCOGNITO"
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#free #nonfiction #books
Have you been binge-reading? Then inspire other readers amidst the negativity lockdowns and this pandemic has created by sharing with us the collection you've finished or plan to read!
Check this thread for rules!
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#readers #WritingCommunity #reading
Check this thread for rules!
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#readers #WritingCommunity #reading
Rule 1:
Get all the books that you've read this lockdown period- prepare a collage of their book covers OR make a book stack and click the picture OR simply add pictures one by one - think of a way to feature all those reads together in a single post!
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#books #read #write
Get all the books that you've read this lockdown period- prepare a collage of their book covers OR make a book stack and click the picture OR simply add pictures one by one - think of a way to feature all those reads together in a single post!
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#books #read #write
Rule 2:
Start your caption with 'I am #lockdownandreading' and list out these books in the caption.
Rule 3:
Try to add a sentence or two about the book as well on how you felt about it!
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#bibliophile #books
Start your caption with 'I am #lockdownandreading' and list out these books in the caption.
Rule 3:
Try to add a sentence or two about the book as well on how you felt about it!
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#bibliophile #books
Rule 4:
And yes, don't forget to tag us ( @merrative) and use #lockdownandreading while posting - the best book stacks/lists/posts get featured on our page!
Complete post:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CACXAOHgAJH/
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#books #readingfc
And yes, don't forget to tag us ( @merrative) and use #lockdownandreading while posting - the best book stacks/lists/posts get featured on our page!
Complete post:
https://www.instagram.com/p/CACXAOHgAJH/
14/14
#books #readingfc
