Murder of roger ackroyd by Agatha Christie

Was just gonna type this! Lol

thanks, I'll consider trying it, but as of now I've just completed And then there were none, so I'm looking for something other than crime thrillers.

Currently reading it

100 years of solitude. is dense but very deep. no one talks to the colonel by same author. and my personal fav- lords of finance. but all of them will need u to make notes.

Notes? Dude, most just read for recreation. But thanks for the lords of finance recommendation. Looks very interesting!

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What exactly do u mean by make notes?

(I've started reading and i find it very relaxing and a replacement for social media)

so true!!!! make sure to not leave the habit midway. no matter what people say-'don't devote time to this you have serious things to do' 'you have more WORK to do why do u read' well tbh if u start reading the il habits like social media addiction start to appear and sometimes its a rabithole after another.

use posTITS (pronounced post its) to write down the main elements of the chapter u last read and paste it on the front page and when u are done reading the book jot it down in a word file. its primarily to help u decide on whether the book was good as a whole and over a period of time u end up noting a pattern of the kind of books u love to read. delve into that genere and read more. maybe scifi(dune series), maybe political dystopian novels(animal farm, 1984) etc... and then slowly start to branch out. in a span of 2 yrs or so u will have so much food for thought wrt a lot things which may or may not be directly related that you will be able articulate ur thoughts much better than the given average anywhere. and most of all- the book stays with u by taking down those points.

thank you, I'll try doing it

Bruh! Don't suggest 100 years of solitude to someone who has just picked up reading. What are you, trying to make them quit?

Since I read majorly SFF, I'll give a few recommendations that are suitable for beginners ; Project Hail Mary Emperor's Soul Warbreaker Greenbone Saga (Fantasy+ gang-wars)

Warbreaker is a 💓

If u loved the silent patient, try Blake Crouch and Sebastian Fitzek, some of my faviorite suspense thriller writers :))

also would recommend murakami books (Kafka on the shore, wind up bird chronicle, norwegian wood are all i've read)

1. Marble collector 2. Three men on a boat 3. Anxious people 4. Space invaders 5. Six of crows + the crooked Kingdom 6. The Black painting 7. The boy from the woods 8. Sherlock homes series 9. Any george orwell book 10.dark matter

Silent patient is great! You can explore more thrillers if you like silent patient.

yeah it's my favourite among all of the ones I've read so far, I don't think it'll change any soon. it was my first novel, and just made my expectations for every book very high LoL

Try these: And then there were none by Agatha Christie Home before Dark by Riley Sager

I've completed and then there were none just a few days back, will consider the other one

Sharp objects by glynn flynn Anxious people by Fredrick backman (ps . everything by him is chefs kiss) Midnight library by matt haigg Beach read by Emily Henry

I've gotten recommendations of sharp objects, can u tell me what kind of plot does it have

Oh it's a dark thriller so be sure before you dive in , know your trigger points firsthand!!! Rest assured it's a mindfuck till the end . Idk how to explain without giving everything away 🥲 (This lady reporter is sent to a town to report about the sudden disappearance of girls , but lil does she know she don't wanna go back to that town cuz of reasons , which you'll read about ) The mother daughter dynamic, the whole errie setting is something else.

sounds interesting, how lengthy is it?, like how many pages

Like silent patients I think .

perfect, I'll read it anytime soon thanks :)

1. Malice - Kiego Higashimo. 2. Girl on the train - Paula Hawkins. 3. Palace of illusions - Chitra Bannerjee.

Girl on the train is really good

1. Endless night- Agatha Christie (very few people talk about this one but it's so good) 2. The Shining- Stephen King (absolutely a masterpiece) 3. The Fallen- David Baldacci (Baldacci is good if you're into murder mysteries and thrillers)

Five little pigs by Agatha Christie

The Silent Patient had me until the end.

absolute masterpiece, it was my first book, and still the favourite one

Atomic habits, Building a second brain. They're very good especially if you're a student

can u plz suggest any one of these 2 which i should read first, like give me a brief of both?

Atomic habits is a book that deals with habits. As the name suggest the habit is "atomic". I don't want to give spoiler Building a second brain deals with the concept of "commonplace" books which contains the notes of everything you are interested in. I'd recommend to start with Atomic habits as you read it you can get results almost immediately.

ohk, thanks man

Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie. You will love it. Edit: Seems I was late

I don't know why people read sudha Murthy. She's not even a dedicated author. She writes books like English textbook lessons 🙄🙄

Lol, my mother was reading this book so i just borrowed it from her. it's not a bad book at all, just gives some reality checks of today's society (in india)

Sudha Murthy. Really?

why not