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Ahile yo books padhdai xu. Have you read it?

Ahile yo books padhdai xu. Have you read it?

Just completed the first part of the book and I like it. It has simple language and the story seems interesting. Till now it’s about a dream and destiny. I don’t want to give spoilers.

u/Inside_Brain3516 — 10 hours ago
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Books by Ankur Warikoo | How are they for Nepalis?

Guys,

Heard A LOT about Ankur Warikoo and his "Epic" series of creations. Nepal ma kati ko relatable cha?

Has anyone explored them? How good are these?

Would be grateful for the reviews. Thanks.

u/shdevansh — 8 hours ago

No basic books in nepal

been trying desperately to find basic books like

the silk roads
why nations fail
freakonomics
crime and punishment
etc etc

couldn't find shit
all those ig pages only have basic self help books and smut

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u/-BIRD-god — 10 hours ago

Selling Books

Selling off my sci-fi / fiction / tech / autobiography book collection as I need to clear some space for new books. All books are original, well maintained, and in good reading condition, only read once and some are in new conditions. Some may have minor signs of use, but there are no missing pages or major damage.
I'm open to selling the entire bundle or individual books , depending on your preference.

u/Enough_Primary_2077 — 13 hours ago

Mind-boggling book

I came across this book on social media and bought it in hype because many people said it was good and the ending was surprising. Took me quite a while to finish as I was not regular. Indeed the ending was unexpected.

u/SympathyCorrect7120 — 17 hours ago

SPANISH (Espanol) sikna paryo guys, english medium ma book kinne sochya xu, kindim?

I did a lil bit of research on the closest similar language to nepali language and i see opportunities in future so,

Yo hablo espanol ali ali

Would love your opinons, thnak you.

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u/ReasonablePigeon — 17 hours ago

Finished this and holy s the train of emotions I went through.

Definitely one of the most underrated Dostoevsky book.

u/IsolatedSausage — 1 day ago

Hello all. Tapaiharu lai man pareko book recommend garda kun garnu hunxa? Yeso select garera kinna paryo free time maa padna lai. Self help ra Biography chai recommend nagarnu la. I am not in to such genres

Fictional, non fictional, mystery, crime, thriller jun vaye pani hunxa

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u/randomthoughts0987 — 3 days ago

Perfect time to read this book ig

I was thinking about reading this for a quite long just because I had heard enough about it being a great read. And, suddenly I got suggested this book by one of my friends previous week. So, after finishing my work, I headed straight towards Booksmandala today and the environment there was just tranquil. Light rain made it even better. My friend who suggested me this book told me that she read it from pdf, guess what I got a two copies of it and I’ll gift her one. I think she would be over the moon to have it. what do you think?

u/Independent-Scar2788 — 3 days ago

आफ्नो प्रतिक्रिया व्यक्त गरौँ है ?

I've been reading this book since days. I am really enjoying it. Ma ahile भाग -२ सैनिक सचिवको Diary ma puge. Malai ahile samma ramrai laagirachha. If kasaile padhi saknu vako xa vaney, what do you feel about this?

u/Kind_Economics7535 — 4 days ago

Always read two completely different books together.

But strangely there’s a lot to connect. I completed The stranger and half way through the black swan..

One is fiction another is non fiction.

But a strange correlation in my mind was if the character from Stranger was to live in the modern capitalist world, he would be similar character to Nassim Taleb In real life.. A pure contrarian independent thinker who might be very annoying for a lot of people to live around… Also both seem allergic to social performance.

This is totally senseless connection i know. Anyway I loved the stranger and loving the black swan…

u/LegitimateApricot790 — 6 days ago