r/readwithme • • 7h ago

Question❔ Do you prefer physical paper books, a Kindle, or audiobooks?

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There’s something so satisfying about the smell and feel of actual paper pages, but holding a light Kindle in bed without needing a nightlight is such a game changer.

What’s your main format for reading these days, and why do you stick with it?


r/readwithme • • 13m ago

Question❔ For people who weren't readers before, what made you start reading?

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I wasn't really into reading books before. But at some point, I started giving books a chance, and gradually, I began to enjoy reading more and more.

Eventually, it became a habit, and now I genuinely love reading. I've read quite a few novels and self-help books so far, but there's still a lot more I want to explore.

I'm curious about other people's stories too. If you weren't a reader before, what got you into reading? Was it a particular book or did you just develop an interest over time?


r/readwithme • • 3h ago

Book Review 📚 The housemaid is watching-personal and kind of strange unusual experience

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I've just completed reading the third book in the housemaid series, the housemaid is watching and I wasn't really expecting what I felt, when I was reading the book, when I first picked it up. It is certainly my most favorite and creepy book in the entire series! I know, this is not the kind of review you must've heard before and I honestly feel this way.

It does have some trivial things like a sort of family humor and stuff, but that shouldn't fool you into thinking that is all it is there. And throughout the book, you would be fixated on a certain person, that they are the culprit. But, you would never in your wildest dreams would've fancied that the real murderer was who they are.

In a nutshell, I've thoroughly enjoyed my time reading this book. Infact, I read it in under 5 hours, in one sitting and ai was constantly scared for even the faintest noises. So, I'd like to leave it to your imagination how utterly intriguing it was. And I am not saying that everyone has to feel the same way I did. As it is said, reading preferences are wholly subjective and I am just sharing my thoughts on it.

If anyone, had a similar perspective, let me know!


r/readwithme • • 15h ago

Question❔ Can anyone recommend me best short stories collection book

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So i was searching through a short fiction stories books . I loved the short stories like the third level, evan tries an O’Level and the midnight visitors, the rattrap . When i googled it google recommended me Oxford book of English short stories . I don’t know how many of you have read it is it a good choice or no . Please help me select a good short story collection.