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Claustrophobia is the word. So far. Great writing ie translation.

Ugh, Lolita vibes. I feel like DNFing because disgust. But it's written with a fast pace. so hopefully should finish soon.

Posting General update here so I can refer to it from the app on phone :

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and thus i start again. This time this will be a permanent bedside resident till it is finished, because I want to watch the Ghibli movie that has now come on Netflix before it's taken away. And with this, I enter the realm of multiple books currently reading after a very long slump.

Read this short story: https://www.oprahmag.com/entertainmen...

And check your intentions, no matter how woke you are.

Fiance and I have been discussing about socialism, communism and capitalism and their impact on inclusion, secularism and gender equality. We need to understand this in depth. Also, examples of countries which could be socialist, secular as well as better on gender equality index (a country where this model was successful) would help. And literature around this. Please recommend.

(2/2).. I was plain lazy sometimes, and other times there were things on mind and I could not focus. This years, hopefully, turns out like 2017. Nothing wrong in hoping. LOL. But I am kind of back in the groove again and I will probably put up some over the weekend.

So, nope. I did not finish my last year's challenge. And I have been lagging behind on a lot of reviews. I have to review "The Fragile Thread of Hope" by Pankaj Giri, a book by Richa Mukherjee, Anuja Chandramouli's Ganga, Sharanya Manivanna's "The Queen of Jasmine Country" - and these are only the reviews I committed. I have read a few more that have to be reviewed and added. Lot of things happened last year.. (1/2)

So, nope. I did not finish my last year's challenge. And I have been lagging behind on a lot of reviews. I have to review "The Fragile Thread of Hope" by Pankaj Giri, a book by Richa Mukherjee, Anuja Chandramouli's Ganga, Sharanya Manivanna's "The Queen of Jasmine Country" - and these are only the reviews I committed. I have read a few more that have to be reviewed and added. Lot of things happened last year.. (1/2)

P.S. I am not taking any fresh books for review at the moment. The ones I have already said "Yes" to shall surely be reviewed. So the authors can delay their plans of murdering me.

It is just taking some time for various reasons. Mostly it has got to do with lack of discipline. :|