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[close] This group is dedicated to exploring the many layers of resistance, power, and political transformation in Indian history. From early revolts and regional uprisings to anti-colonial struggles and ideological negotiations, we examine history beyond surface narratives. Focused on serious readers, students, and researchers, this space encourages discussion, questioning, and deeper engagement with themes such as empire, resistance, reform, and sovereignty. This is not just a reading group — it is a platform to think, debate, and rediscover the roots of historical change.

[close] • ✦ ──── ✧ ──── ✦• ✦ ──── ✧ ──── ✦• ✦ ──── ✧ ──── Welcome to the Teen & Young Adult Writers Group also known as TYAWG This group this where you can: ♡ Make friends ♡ ✎ Get Writer Feedback and Story Feedback ✎ ❦ Early Morning Talks! ❦ ☾ Late night talk for you night owls! ☾ ☁ Talking about your dreams ☁ - Books of the month(s) The little Prince A Lynn Painter Bridgid Kemmerer How to find a missing girl - Songs of the month(s)

[close] Heyy friends! I made this group to share updates about my books that I’m writing, chat with friends, and ultimately have fun! Even though I doubt any of you would do this, please don’t copy my work. This group is still a work in progress, it might take a bit to fully organize it 😅 ~Have an amazing day!~

[close] Click HERE for the latest group announcements. "It reminded me of ____ but in space." "I read ____ in high school, and actually liked it." "It's like a cross between ____ and ____ with a little Harry Potter thrown in." "YOU'VE NEVER READ ____?!?" You know the drill. Your friends reference it, your husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend/"sort of thing?" raves about it, even your favorite movies quote it, or it IS your favorite movie but you've never read the book. This group is for those of us for whom one of the following may apply... - we have finally developed a taste for reading and are severely behind on classics; - we kindaaa, sortaaa, but actually slept through English class in high school and used Sparknotes/Hollywood remakes to write our book reports; - we buy a book that everyone is talking about and it sits on our shelf, and sits there... and sits there; - we've heard the hype and are finally getting around to reading the actual book; - we want to expand our horizons beyond the single genre we usually read and want to do so with some time-tested material; - we just plain old want to get everyone off our backs for not having read _____. Every month we'll choose three books to read: 1) a classic (that everyone has probably read but us), 2) a "modern" classic or popular book that everyone is talking about, and 3) a bookshelf catch-up in which we choose a book the group has already read to catch-up with other members.