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Aditya’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Aditya’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Aditya Bikram Singh
Goodreads Author
Born
in Cuttack, India
Member Since
September 2014
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/aditya0198
My experience of visiting a book fair as an author for the first time.
I am a regular visitor of book fairs. I make it a point to visit one happening in the locality anyhow. Even if I don’t end up buying any books, I just like to get lost in the ambience of the place with myriads of books and their pretty covers to see, the decorations of book stalls to make it eye-catching for potential customers, the food stalls for a short break before resuming your parade of brow
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The Mental Inertia : A Look into How Our Brains Work Similar to the Laws of Physics
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| The second of the mistborn series. I was happy with the development of the plot line: it became multi-linear. There were more stories to explore rather than just the protagonist’s. New characters were introduced and their pov given as well. However, ...more | |
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Aditya Singh
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Grey's review
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The Dark Forest (Remembrance of Earth’s Past, #2):
"About 80% through this book (after the Battle of Darkness), I needed a nap desperately. In the nap, I dreamed extremely troubling dreams, filled with the feeling of despair and the knowledge that humanity would die. Just felt like explaining the mood"
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| Continuing the series, I was disappointed in the beginning when a few characters from the first book were not returning back and were just mentioned in passing. It took me some time to adjust with plenty of new characters, each having a different sto ...more | |
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Aditya Singh
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Yun's review
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The Dark Forest (Remembrance of Earth’s Past, #2):
"Well, that was absolutely insane. Please excuse me while I go pick my jaw off of the floor.
The Dark Forest picks up not long after the end of book 1, and I admit, I was a bit confused at first. Because you see, it starts off really slow, so slow I wa" Read more of this review » |
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| Continuing the series, I was disappointed in the beginning when a few characters from the first book were not returning back and were just mentioned in passing. It took me some time to adjust with plenty of new characters, each having a different sto ...more | |
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| At first, it was a bit of a drag as the powers were not explained and the setting was hard to imagine. However, with time it got so good that I could hardly get off reading from my Kindle. Sanderson, has perfectly set up the path for a good series an ...more | |
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| I read Sci-Fi after a long time. And this did not disappoint. The author has cleverly employed the tactics of hook and bait. Although I felt some portions were hard to understand due to the sophisticated lingo of physics that was used, the overall me ...more | |
" Annie are you okay, Annie?
The book did live up to its hype and was one of those 'make you grit your teeth' and 'look away from the pages' kind of book. Paul's inner monologues were the most enjoyable parts for me; his imagination, use of metaphors " Read more of this review » |
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“Discipline is like a sapling. It grows with you. It isn’t something you are born with. It is a plant that requires continuous nurturing. Its only enemy is complacency. Once you get complacent, your discipline dies, and then you have to start all over again, watering it slowly from the start once again.”
― The Mental Inertia : A Look into How Our Brains Work Similar to the Laws of Physics
― The Mental Inertia : A Look into How Our Brains Work Similar to the Laws of Physics
Indian Readers
— 17434 members
— last activity Aug 30, 2025 01:49AM
"For Indians /non Indians/Earthlings/Aliens, who have a zeal to read and are passionate about books" says the Creator of this group :) To add to it, ...more
Book Club AFMC
— 14 members
— last activity Apr 14, 2023 06:13AM
All the books that we have read and catalogued during our sessions
Book Club AFMC
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— last activity Aug 09, 2021 12:48PM
All the books that we have read and catalogued during our sessions
