Champak or Chandamama 
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Insan ko marte dum tak dil se bachche hi bna rhena chahiye ... not bad at allChampak or Chandamama
Ah, Champak and Chandamama, those names bring back fond memories of childhood reading! While those classics hold a special place in our hearts, if you're looking for some fresh literary adventures, I'd recommend exploring Emily Henry's books. You can find an intriguing selection of her works on Bookworm Era's website (https://bookwormera.com/emily-henry-books/). Emily Henry crafts enchanting tales of romance and contemporary fiction that might just transport you to new and exciting worlds. So, if you're ever in the mood for a change, give them a try and let the magic of storytelling continue.
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@Apple pie ty for suggesting .Keep it up.
The Silent Patient is a shocking psychological thriller of a woman's act of violence against her husband―and of the therapist obsessed with uncovering her motive.
The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
Read Preview on google. Very interesting.The Silent Patient is a shocking psychological thriller of a woman's act of violence against her husband―and of the therapist obsessed with uncovering her motive.
Recently I added it to my cart... But not available on my address.... I added one more book
"Notes to myself, my struggle to become a person" by Hugh Prather....
There's a big list of my favourites hahaha
But one of favourites since the age of 16/17 is "The scarlett letter"
I like this novel because the female character in this book is shown really strong, she emerges out of her pains and struggles... This book literally made me cry but I still can't get over Hester's resilience.... This book also teaches how guilt of a sin and revenge can destroy a person...
Wow...Read preface n review of 'Notes to Myself ,my struggle to become a person' by Hugh Prather and could not resist to place order on Amazon. Ty for suggestion.
"The Scarllet letter" also seems interesting after reading @ google . Will read someday in future. Thanks for sharing . Keep it up, lovely girl.
Wow "purpose fuels passion'..... Quote per se is enough to attract attention. Read it on Google. Interesting. Liked reading this story.
Interesting. Ist Book of collections of inspiring articles or just stories? ...Anyway ty for sharing.
Haha well you're lucky to get it delivered by Amazon... When you read it share with us your valuable review.Wow...Read preface n review of 'Notes to Myself ,my struggle to become a person' by Hugh Prather and could not resist to place order on Amazon. Ty for suggestion.
"The Scarllet letter" also seems interesting after reading @ google . Will read someday in future. Thanks for sharing . Keep it up, lovely girl.
Who Moved My Cheese?” is a gem — just like The Alchemist and Atomic Habits, it reminds us that change is the path to transformation
The other two are a good read I must say... But who moved my cheese is still a pending one... Poor me
sure sure
Exactly its bro. Ty for sharing your thoughts.
The Inheritance Cycle, is basically 5 books of the Eragon series (Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr, Inheritance Cycle, and Murtagh) written by Christopher Paolini
The Lord of the Rings, and The Hobbit written by Tolkein.
Off Mice and Men written by John Steinbeck
Game of Thrones written by George R. R. Martin (I have the whole box set, that I'm slowly working my way through)
The Lord of the Rings, and The Hobbit written by Tolkein.
Off Mice and Men written by John Steinbeck
Game of Thrones written by George R. R. Martin (I have the whole box set, that I'm slowly working my way through)
Wow. So nice of you for sharing with us. Ty very much.