The Reader
A philosophical discussion with no spoilers
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Noteworthy Quotations from The Reader
Thoughtful quotes from a formally beautiful, disturbing and morally devastating novel
To kill a Mockingbird
The word Mockingbird is used to represent innocence. When it says, “…it is a sin to kill a Mockingbird” it says it is a sin to hurt the innocent.
Noteworthy Quotations from To kill a Mockingbird
Words of wisdom from a book which is in probably everybody’s ‘to-read’ list or ‘favourite’ list!
Fear
An investigative summary of what ought not to be when holding a leadership position
Harry Potter’s first adventure
Reading Harry Potter as an adult might raise some eyebrows; after all it is categorized as Children’s Fiction, right?
Noteworthy Quotations: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
Contains some of the lesser known yet important quotes. It is a must read!
Sign of the times
Generally speaking, in life, what distinguishes a good phase from a bad one? Here is my personal experience with a possible explanation.
Noteworthy Quotations of Eat Pray Love
Wisdom and perspectives of Elizabeth Gilbert and her friends
When feeling lost and defeated – Eat Pray Love
A memoir of Elizabeth’s self healing journey and an inspiration to start your own
Noteworthy Triviality – Addiction to Stress
We all know that stress is a natural phenomenon to cope up with changes; but never did I ever hear of stress addiction! My first reaction to it was – “Is that even real? Why and how would someone even get that kind of addiction?”
When life gives you a lockdown
Whether you are an introvert or an extrovert, this lockdown is hitting everyone hard. It is a real test of your patience; either this pressure will make you a much … Continue reading When life gives you a lockdown
Love in the time of COVID-19
Times of crisis creates panic due to unforeseeable developments, which leads to fear and paranoia, and eventually develops into human-made scarcity of resources. It brings out a different side of us, we never knew existed. All because of fear.
Contemporology 