In the Book Club Rants category, we let our feelings loose about the books we read. It’s like when you finish a book, and you can’t wait to talk about it with your friends. Here, we share our opinions, excitement, and even frustrations about the books we’ve explored together. Join in the discussion, express your thoughts, and dive into the world of literature with us!
This post is going to be relatively short. Our book club buzzed back to life this Saturday! Everyone was practically vibrating with excitement to finally jump into some new stories. We tore into our chosen books like starving lions, sharing our thoughts and opinions faster than you can turn a page. It was fascinating to […]
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On December 23rd, we celebrated our Secret Santa. Initially, I thought I would be the one who was going to be late, but I arrived first. Dhwani came next, followed by Bhavik, and later on, others joined. We were all in a festive mood and very excited. Once everyone was in, we had to put
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This was out first meeting of this month. Today at Third Wave Coffee our usual place was taken so we found another but it had a nice view. Today 4 of us were there Ankur, Bhavik, Nirav and Me. Rajeshwari, Meher, Dhwani, Vikram and Pritam couldn’t join due to work and other commitments. Bhavik having
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On November 11th, we gathered again for our Book Club meeting, this time to celebrate Diwali. It was pre-decided that we would all wear ethnic attire, except for Meher and me, as we had our reasons for not doing so. Having missed the last meeting, I realized that I had missed a lot. Present were
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It was our meeting day again. This time only four of us were there: Bhavik, Rajeshwari, Vikram, and me. Ankur couldn’t attend because he is sick, Pritam got caught up with work, Meher, and others couldn’t come because of reasons. Today, our meeting got extended because, first of all, except Bhavik, we were late, and
Bookclub Meet: Nostalgia, Stories, and Rejuvenation Read More »
This Saturday, at our book club meeting of Jab We Booked, Bhavik presented Ayn Rand’s “The Fountainhead” in great detail, lasting for a full 22 minutes. Among the many things he discussed, one sentence caught my attention: the difference in how Westerners approach prayer compared to Indians. Indian prayers mostly focus on gratitude rather than
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