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Sumon wrote: "Hey Anand....good to hear from you...those are some of good books to keep you engaged in the lockdown phase :)
Anand wrote: "Hi Mumbai bookworms!
This is Anand Sharma - I work in the technology ..."

Sahil wrote: "Hey, loved going through your reviews. Especially Broken Verses.
Sumon wrote: "Hey Anand....good to hear from you...those are some of good books to keep you engaged in the lockdown phase :)
Ana..."

I’m Caroline. Living in the suburban side of Mumbai Called Vasai. Reading for the past 4 or 5 years now. Though my favourite author is Nicholas Sparks, I love reading Mystery and thrillers. You can also follow me on my bookstagram handle @thebookendreader
Hoping to meet some fellow good readers from my very own Mumbai and have some good reading fun.

My name is Shrikant Jangam. I work as product manager in software firm. I am 35 years old. I am from Mumbai Suburb, Thane to be precise.
I don't remember when I started reading but it is very old habit. I like read mythology, history, and books that helps in life professional and personal.
Hope to learn something new here. Thank you Cheers!

I'm Sai Vignesh, currently working with a global bank in credit risk. I live in Andheri. Favorite genres include - non-fiction, history, business. geopolitics, science and tech, and mythology.
Interested in recommendations and discussions on topics and books mentioned above.


I started reading when I was 10 with Akbar Birbal stories then turned to Harry Potter when turned 14.
For past one or two years I am enjoying non-fiction but want to get back to fiction too to enjoy the best of two worlds!
I currently in a reading slump and deciding which book would be better to get out of the slump- 1984 or Brandon Sanderson? Any suggestions?

It did for me. I don’t know why exactly, but during this period, I started reading more than one book at a time. Have never done this all my life. Now I usually pair a fiction and a non fiction and read them together. And this continues even though we are nearly back to normal routines. Would be good to know if anybody else had a change too. Thanks

It did for me. I don’t know why exactly, but during this period, I started reading more than one book at a time. Have never done this all my life. Now I usually pair a fiction and a non fiction and read them together. And this continues even though we are nearly back to normal routines. Would be good to know if anybody else had a change too. Thanks

Since you ask how reading has affected my reading, well, I finished writing one. Though it was inspiring one, I ended it with developing Alkosing Spondylitis of my back. Now I'm trying to regain what I lost due to lack of exercise and wrong sitting posture.
Currently reading 'All the Light We cannot See

I just finished my last book for the year. I heard many audio books this year and thats how I over exceeded my good reads challenge.
I look forward to setting a new challenge each month to cover some different books or read one particular author books.

I am A R Vikram. I love to read, read, and then read some more !!!
I used to mostly read American/British literature, but more recently I have gotten into Indian literature as well.
I recently self-published my debut fiction novel.
Also planning to join some reading challenges soon.

Check out: https://www.instagram.com/quick_lit/ (Sharing bits & pieces of literature, whatever piques my interest)

Here’s my bookish and lifestyle blog account on insta
https://instagram.com/coffeelifereads...
And here’s my latest book review | A Man called Ove by Fredrik Backman
https://coffeelifereads.wordpress.com...

I am Kriti Srivastava. I am a lawyer and will be shifting to Worli, Mumbai after a year of being away from Mumbai. I prefer reading fiction and a bit of history.
Would love to connect with the active members of this group.

I code for a living. Read (and procrastinate writing) on Policy, Politics, Philosophy and Economy for surviving.
26, (He/Him), INTJ, a wannabe polymath, mostly read non-fiction but here to up the portfolio of my fiction (both mainstream and literary)!


I'm Preeti. I have been on Goodreads for years but never socialized much. I guess, better late than never!
Well I am a technical writer but I also write creative stuff. For those who don't know what technical writing is - I work with software manuals, that little booklet you get with your gadgets and software - those.
Books are my escape, my world away from the world. I prefer fiction since our lives are heavy enough with non-fiction...
I love the thriller & mystery genre as much as I love the romance genre. My favourite book is November 9 by Colleen Hoover. I am a die-hard Dan Brown fan. I usually end up buying a book everytime I walk into a bookstore. I also end up buying books for my Kindle. Too many books to read, so little time!
If any of you like to read something I wrote, let me know, my Terribly Tiny Tales page awaits https://story.terriblytinytales.com/u...
I am always looking forward to a good book recommendation!
Cheers!

I'm Saptaparni and I live in Bandra. I'm currently an undergrad psychology student but I'll be graduating soon and thats why I decided to find book clubs to pass my time after graduating.
I started reading when I was around 8-9 years old and I would religiously read Geronimo Stilton books. At the age of 10 or 11 I proceeded to upgrade to Percy Jackson haha!
I mainly like to read all kinds of genre except romance. I still don't know if there is any particular genre that i really like. Currently I'm reading a classic which is "One flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" by Ken Kesey. It's a great book about the happenings in a psychiatric ward.
Anyway I would love to talk more but I'm not sure if this is an active group or if there is anyone who chats up here.
Nice to meet everyone nonetheless! Have a great day


I’m Pratap, living in Bandra. I’ve been in logistics for past +10 years. Space and time have been my greatest adversaries when it comes to reading! Buying a kindle was perhaps the best decision I ever made! I’m glad to be here, and hope that this group is active in both the physical & digital realms! Honestly, I have no genre biases when it comes to reading, I don’t believe there is any such thing as a “bad” book; everything is a matter of perspective. AJ Cronin (the famed Scottish physician & novelist) was the first author I read, and subsequently devoured his books like dessert. Since then, I have tried to expand my choice of literature, with limited success. My work-life balance (or imbalance!) has always made it difficult to physically travel to new places, but books grant me both solace and the opportunity to wander! I’d love to know what we’re currently reading together and how are we exchanging thoughts & ideas!? Hope to hear from you folks - please feel free to reply directly to me! Ciao for now!

I'm Saptaparni and I live in Bandra. I'm currently an undergrad psychology student but I'll ..."
Hello! nice to meet you. Love love love percy jackson too, couldnt have imagined teen years otherwise haha

I’m Pratap, living in Bandra. I’ve been in logistics for past +10 years. Space and time have been my greatest adversaries when it comes to reading! Buying a ki..."
Hello, nice to meet you! Citadel has been on the tbr since ages ig its a sign to pick it up lol

I’m Pratap, living in Bandra. I’ve been in logistics for past +10 years. Space and time have been my greatest adversaries when it ..."
Hallo! Thanks for reaching out! Haha, the Cit was lit! Read it ages ago, but never forgotten! I didn't know it was on the to-be-read list! It looks like this particular group falls under the "another one bites the dust" category! With the monsoons seemingly kicking in, I am very keen to start reading something new. Let me know if you want to pick a book and exchange ideas! Ciao for now! Pratap

I love a good story, no matter the genre. Right now, I'm on a kick of female authors, with Murakami, Garcia Marquez, and Deborah Levy being some of my favorites. Don't judge, but Harry Potter holds a special place in my heart too! When it comes to non-fiction, I enjoy psychology and biology, but fiction is my true love.

Hi Megha! Nice to meet you here. I'm afraid this group is inactive. I joined a while back and sent out a few messages but never got any response!


I'm Karthik , taken a long hiatus from reading and created a goodreads account along to help me get back into reading , mostly prefer to read fiction looking forward to have discussions on books and also recommendations from members, currently reading Master and the Margarita
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Sahil wrote: "Lovely to be acquainted with everyone, though it seems that the activity of this group has waned. I hope there are a few people online to discuss with, as I'd love to make some friends with similar..."