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Dashain Shopping done

I just got a few books for dashain (despite promising myself will only get 2-3 at most). One was a gift so that cancels out (don’t correct me). And the 4 i got preloved ones from a fellow redditor(idk if thats the term) with the sweetest note. But well dashain sale so I am saving money for future me😎🪭.(please validate the last thought)

u/Avlina_prince — 4 days ago
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My all time favs (as someone who rarely reads)

The village of Stepanchikovo

Convenience Store Woman

Hunger

The Metamorphosis

The Trial

Crime and Punishment

School Girl

No Longer Human

Sadako and the thousand paper cranes

White Nights

Tell Tale Heart

The Masque of the Red Death

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u/shrimpchase — 4 days ago
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Suggest some books to read this Dashain holiday

Hey everyone!

I’m a complete newbie when it comes to reading books, but I’ve been wanting to develop a reading habit for a while now. Since Dashain holidays are coming up, I thought this would be the perfect time to start.

I’m open to both fiction and non-fiction, so I’d love to hear your recommendations. I’m also curious about self-help books. Do they genuinely help you change your mindset and improve your life, or do they sometimes just sound good in theory?

I’m looking for books that are engaging, easy to get into, and leave you with something to think about.

Please suggest your personal favourites, especially books that made an impact on you or that you wish you had read earlier in life.

Also, if you have any tips for building a consistent reading habit, I’d love to hear those too!

Thank you! 😊

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u/Busy-Stage-9164 — 4 days ago
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असारे बा was the REAL green flag, bro was loving his wife like THAT in 2043 BS, when women were literally seen as baby-making machines

I'm quite absorbed with firfire atp

u/sylviabutonline — 4 days ago
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Anyone has this book?

Waay back when, I found a book in a dusty rack in my uncle's house. I took that book and read it back then. I was so moved by the book. Few years later I wouldn't find the book again in my house.

I was so moved by the book that I tried to find the book again and read. That book was in Nepali and it was based on Vietnamese revolution and I remember that it was translated. I could only recall excerpts from the book, and did not remember the title of the translation, the translator or the original author.

Now with LLM magic, I can just tell it a broken story and tell all that I know about that book and LLM tells me that the book must be अजम्बरी बाटो which is translated from this book "DAT NUOC DUNG LEN" by author "NGUYEN NGOC". The english translation is apparently "The villaget that would not die" which I can't find anywhere.

I was hoping if anybody has read this book or has any idea if I can find the english translation or nepali translation, they could help me.

Thanks.

u/pranphy — 4 days ago
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Appreciation to our reddit community !

This post is to appreciate this reddit community who helped Sarasya Books alot at our early stage.
As a small gesture, we are giving 20% off on all available titles to everyone who are from this community.
Please comment your reddit id , and mention the same id while ordering book to get your discount.
Thank you all for supporting our business.
Happy Dashain and Happy Reading! 💙

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u/Existing_Waltz9952 — 11 days ago
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पुस्तक कलेक्सन

दसैँको छुट्टीमा पढ्नै पर्ने पोस्तकहरूको सूची आएन अझै ? घुम्न जानैपर्ने ठाउँहरू पनि छुट्लान कि ?

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u/No-Deal-5947 — 11 days ago
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Nice restaurant at Imadol with Books to read

The Club Eatery, Imadol

recently got to know this place
They have plenty of books to read for free.
board games pani available to play but i didn't play.
Their coffee and foods are good as well (forgot to take
food pics this time)

u/Sufficient_Depth7991 — 12 days ago