Stargazing / planetgazing

I read that saturn is gonna be brightest today. And i really want to see the stars, planets, constellations today. I do not have a telescope. Is there some event regarding this in Mumbai that I can join?
I know there is Bhandardara but thats too far for today.
Or if someone who has a telescope who is going to witness this tonight ?

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u/Calm_Cauliflower8904 — 11 days ago

CJP Protest at Dadar?

Hi all
I keep seeing some people are posting about protest at dadar (4pm) or chembur today.
I am not sure if its official or actually happening .
Are yall planning to go?

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u/Calm_Cauliflower8904 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/IndianReaders+2 crossposts

Looking for books about attachment, emotional stability, and rebuilding your identity

Hello :)
I am looking for books about attachment, identity, emotional independence, and becoming a fuller person.

Literary fiction, philosophy, psychology, anything that changed the way you think.

I enjoy fiction. I have read Midnight library in this genre already.

And

If you've ever had a book that made you feel more like yourself after losing someone, I'd love to hear about it….

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u/Calm_Cauliflower8904 — 4 months ago

Currently reading : Anxious People by Fredrick Backman

I’m around 200 pages into Anxious People by Fredrik Backman and it’s honestly such a fun and easy read. The story starts with a failed bank robbery and then it somehow becomes a hostage situation with the weirdest and most random people ever.

What I like most is that all the characters are so strange and silly but still feel very real. You feel like you’ve met these people irl .. Every person has their own anxieties, issues, anger, awkwardness, and weird habits, which makes the book feel very human.

Also, I genuinely love the metaphors and analogies in this book. Sometimes they are so random but make PERFECTTT sense🤓 I seriously don’t understand how authors think of these things. The imagination needed to write something that makes readers picture emotions and situations so clearly is honestly commendable. I can’t even imagine writing like that.

The book feels more like a sitcom than a heavy novel, which is why I think it’s great for people who are new to reading or just want something light and bingeable

At least for now, I don’t think this will become one of those life-changing books for me, but IDK THAT YET . LETS SEE

Have yall read it? What was your opinion on it?
Dont give spoilers 🫣

u/Calm_Cauliflower8904 — 5 months ago

Currently reading : Anxious People by Fredrick Backman

I’m around 200 pages into Anxious People by Fredrik Backman and it’s honestly such a fun and easy read. The story starts with a failed bank robbery and then it somehow becomes a hostage situation with the weirdest and most random people ever.

What I like most is that all the characters are so strange and silly but still feel very real. You feel like you’ve met these people irl .. Every person has their own anxieties, issues, anger, awkwardness, and weird habits, which makes the book feel very human.

Also, I genuinely love the metaphors and analogies in this book. Sometimes they are so random but make PERFECTTT sense🤓 I seriously don’t understand how authors think of these things. The imagination needed to write something that makes readers picture emotions and situations so clearly is honestly commendable. I can’t even imagine writing like that.

The book feels more like a sitcom than a heavy novel, which is why I think it’s great for people who are new to reading or just want something light and bingeable

At least for now, I don’t think this will become one of those life-changing books for me, but IDK THAT YET . LETS SEE

Have yall read it? What was your opinion on it?
Dont give spoilers 🫣

u/Calm_Cauliflower8904 — 5 months ago