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Sreena’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Sreena’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Sreena K.S.’s Followers (140)
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Sreena K.S.
Goodreads Author
Born
in Palakkad, India
Website
Genre
Influences
Member Since
November 2014
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/sreenaks_19
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Incantations - Whispers of Nature, Echoes of the Soul
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2023
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2 editions
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The Dichotomy Within: Verses Celebrating the Beauty of Human Paradox
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2023
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2 editions
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Let It Be Free: A Poetic Tapestry
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2023
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Flora and Feelings: Verses Enchanted by Nature's Spell
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2023
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2 editions
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Sun-kissed Dandelions: Haiku Rooted in Nature's Embrace
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2023
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The Unapologetical Abyss
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2023
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Mirrors Of Contemplation
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Hush-hush
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2024
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Lull and The Lightning
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2024
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A Lily's Whim
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2025
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A Llily's Whim
A Lily’s Whim is a book of poems about memories, nature, and the universe.
Inspired by Indian folklore and the sound of monsoons, this collection is for dreamers and seekers who know that silence can hold the deepest truths.
How can you be merely beautiful,Read more of this blog post »
When a universe sleeps within your frame?
With doors that open to the unknown,
To uncharted realms no one could envisage—
Such is the untamed po
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| I love this book! It's one of those rare gems that makes you feel completely at peace after reading. I was captivated by the intimate, personal songs of the first Buddhist daughters, which lay bare their struggles, their joys, and their ultimate spir ...more | |
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“I suspect for the next decade or so we will be riding a wave, seeking more stimulation in less time, quick transitory couplings, and the next big thing to make sex more exciting. The good news is that sex will be safer and more exploratory than eve...more |
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| This is a significant work, instrumental in establishing Indology as an academic field in the West. The section detailing the Vedas was the most engaging one for me, though I felt the text does not fully capture the profound philosophical weight of t ...more | |
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I found The Truth About Language to be a really good and thought-provoking read. It brought up so many topics I found genuinely interesting. What I Loved 1. The book gave me a ton of new information, especially about how our brains and languages work. ...more |
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| Like many, I’m fascinated by Xi Jinping’s almost unprecedented rise. I was particularly interested in how the book would explain his dramatic life arc the "sine wave"(as I would like to view it) of going from a privileged "princeling" (the son of a h ...more | |
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I read Jason Brennan’s Against Democracy after watching a podcast by the author, so I thought of giving it a shot, but the book itself was a mixed experience. Frankly, the content wasn't convincing enough to make me seriously doubt democracy. The book ...more |
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Infinite Powers: How Calculus Reveals the Secrets of the Universe
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| Coming from an engineering background, I was already generally familiar with the practical applications of calculus in daily life and technical fields. However, it was genuinely enjoyable and highly informative to read about the vast and unexpected r ...more | |
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| Honestly, this is one of the most disappointing books I’ve read this year. I opened it hoping to gain a lot of new information, but I was instead bombarded with unresearched, one-sided narratives. The author seemed to have a preset narrative in mind ...more | |
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| I think the rest of the book is quite dull, with the exception of the section on string theory. | |
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| This book opened my eyes to how different countries develop and struggle, and how complex their journeys can be. I liked how the author explained things in a practical way, using real-life examples that helped me understand today’s world better—and a ...more | |
“I yearn to be like the river's flow,
Untethered, carefree, wherever I go.
For attachment is a burden to bear,
A door to pain, a fetter to wear.”
― Let It Be Free: A Poetic Tapestry
Untethered, carefree, wherever I go.
For attachment is a burden to bear,
A door to pain, a fetter to wear.”
― Let It Be Free: A Poetic Tapestry
“You showed me what love was,
and I saw "My Forever " in
your eyes .”
― Incantations - Whispers of Nature, Echoes of the Soul
and I saw "My Forever " in
your eyes .”
― Incantations - Whispers of Nature, Echoes of the Soul
“Live in the present, seize each passing day,
Glean wisdom from the past, but don't let it sway,
For to embark on new beginnings, we must let go,
Release the old chapters, embrace what's yet to grow.”
― Flora and Feelings: Verses Enchanted by Nature's Spell
Glean wisdom from the past, but don't let it sway,
For to embark on new beginnings, we must let go,
Release the old chapters, embrace what's yet to grow.”
― Flora and Feelings: Verses Enchanted by Nature's Spell
“Oh, why can I not simply cease to be,
Dissolve into the void, eternally free?
No longer seen, no longer heard,
A wisp of smoke, a fading word.”
― Let It Be Free: A Poetic Tapestry
Dissolve into the void, eternally free?
No longer seen, no longer heard,
A wisp of smoke, a fading word.”
― Let It Be Free: A Poetic Tapestry
“I yearn to be like the river's flow,
Untethered, carefree, wherever I go.
For attachment is a burden to bear,
A door to pain, a fetter to wear.”
― Let It Be Free: A Poetic Tapestry
Untethered, carefree, wherever I go.
For attachment is a burden to bear,
A door to pain, a fetter to wear.”
― Let It Be Free: A Poetic Tapestry
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