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What got you into a reading? And also, what got you back into reading if you stopped in the middle. When I try to think about myself, I think I always been a reader, if not of books. I always enjoyed reading newspaper articles. My first language is Urdu and second is Arabic so whenever we would get newspapers of each language, I would read them out loud. At that time, I believe I was eight or nine. Then my grandmother began to subscribe to children's magazine so I could read them alongside her. I was also into comics a lot, but I mostly chose them in Arabic as I was enrolled into an Arabic school. Then I watched Twilight, and I was so intrigued by the movie. As any normal fan, I researched everything i can about the book and found out that it is actually based on books and so I went to get the second book. However, I soon discovered Wattpad and it was all I ever read for a while. After a year of no reading at all, I ended up reading The Metamorphic by Franz Kafka in 2021 and cried my eyes out. It made me rediscover my love for reading and I have not stopped since.
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I'm curious if anyone else ever wonders what it would be like to have a minimal TBR or how you choose what to read next? For me, I usually go off the vibe of what genre I'm feeling but I feel there is some books I will never get to read or are always pushed to the bottom of my list. My TBR is currently 249 books long which is 5 years of reading for me... So my questions are... Do you cull your TBR regularly? Do you have a short TBR instead?
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“I said there would never be a map of the Discworld. This is it.” -Terry Pratchett This is the framed print I see when I walk into our little cozy home library. It’s a comforting sight to see while we live in interesting times.
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