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Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky: A First‑Time Reader’s Review (opens the original)
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Dear Reader,I know I missed sending you three editions consecutively and trust me, I am not proud of it.But I am making it up to you guys by sharing my book review on this year’s mammoth classic read, Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky.I started reading it last year. And finally wrapped it up this August.It took me quite some time to finish this book. But looking back, I think it deserved the time I gave it.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://images.unsplash.com/pho
My Summer Reading Update: Crime and Punishment, Kn!fe & Unlimited Power (opens the original)
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Dear Reader,I know I have kept you waiting for quite some time this month.This month was a little busy and I couldn’t read much. And not even watch anything much.To give you a little glimpse of what I have been up to, here’s a recent note I shared:Anyway, now that I have got back into my usual reading and writing routine, I thought of sharing my reading updates with you all.The books I am currently reading are a part of my Summer Reading List. To find the complete reading list, you can read <a h
On Growing Older (And Trying Not To Rush Life) (opens the original)
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Dear Reader,The previous few editions have been mostly about books. And I know that’s not surprising because, well... it is Bookish Conversations with Kanika, after all.PreludeOver time, I have built such a comforting connection with all of you here on Substack that I somehow feel comfortable sharing my vulnerable moments with you.Something that I don’t feel like doing on other platforms.It’s been some time since I sent a proper heart-to-heart newsletter. So, I thought I’d use the last edition o
Best Books for Beginners: 6 Feel-Good Recommendations (opens the original)
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Dear Reader,One question I am very often asked is how to start reading.So, this edition has a few book recommendations that will either make you feel good or provide the comfort and warmth we all crave from time to time.I firmly believe you cannot continue doing something for long enough if it doesn’t make you feel good.These books won’t solve all your problems, but they will definitely lessen your stress to some extent and transport you to beautiful fictional worlds.<a class="image-link image2
Mid-Year Reflection: 7 Journal Prompts for July (opens the original)
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Dear Reader,For me, journaling has always been one of the simplest ways to stay aware of myself. It allows me to pause, reflect, and understand where I stand.If you’re someone who needs a little nudge to begin, the prompts below are meant to ease you into the process. And if you are already comfortable journaling without prompts, feel free to skip this edition. :)You would agree that the start of the year and the middle of the year are the best times for a little life reset.Sometimes, we end up
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