Aisha Khan

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Aisha is Currently Reading

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Small Boat

by Vincent Delecroix

bookshelves: currently-reading, contemporary, french-literature, france, britain, politics, psychology, read-in-2025, short-fiction, sociology, translated-works, life-lessons, justice, novella, realistic

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The Cemetery of Untold Stories

by Julia Alvarez (Goodreads Author)

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The Man Who Died Twice (Thursday Murder Club, #2)

by Richard Osman

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Aisha’s Quotes

“What scares me is just that I'm worried that you will forget how to smile when I die. [...] So please smile.”
― Toshikazu Kawaguchi, Before Your Memory Fades

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“Well, surviving alone is much the same as dying alone, don’t you think?”
― Toshikazu Kawaguchi, Before Your Memory Fades

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“Wish for more pain,” a friend’s therapist once told her, “because that’s how you’ll change.” It has to hurt so much that you have to do something differently. The pain forces your hand.”
― Maggie Smith, You Could Make This Place Beautiful

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“Wealth was a key and poverty was a prison, and they’d been born shackled through no fault of their own.”
― Stuart Turton, The Devil and the Dark Water

tags: thought-provoking

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