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A tiny black goat. A quiet village. And a story th

A tiny black goat.
A quiet village.
And a story that slowly reveals something far deeper.

In Poonachi, Perumal Murugan takes what seems like a simple tale about a fragile goat raised by an elderly couple in rural Tamil Nadu—and turns it into a powerful reflection on survival, power, and the systems that quietly shape our lives.

It’s gentle, thought-provoking, and surprisingly emotional.

Curious how such a small story can carry such a big meaning?

Read our full review through the link in bio.

#BookReview #IndianLiterature #LiteraryFiction #AnimalAllegory #BooksToRead

Have you ever met someone who seems to drift throu

Have you ever met someone who seems to drift through life doing almost nothing… yet somehow ends up with more than those who work the hardest?

This old folk tale from Rajasthan tells the story of a lazy man who avoids effort at every turn—until chance places unexpected wealth in his hands. But while luck may bring comfort for a while, it also leaves behind a quiet question: what happens when a life is built on waiting instead of working?

Curious how the story unfolds—and what it really says about luck, effort, and responsibility?

✨ Check out the full folk tale through the link in our bio.

#IndianFolklore #FolkTales #Storytelling #LifeLessons #BooksAmeya

Some nights, the empty streets feel like they’re l

Some nights, the empty streets feel like they’re listening.

The crowds are gone.
The noise fades.
And suddenly it’s just you… your footsteps… and the thoughts you’ve been trying to outrun all day.

Our latest poem, Empty Streets, wanders through those quiet hours — where lost yesterdays, uncertain tomorrows, and midnight reflections walk beside you under dim streetlights.

If you’ve ever taken a late-night walk just to make sense of your thoughts, this poem might feel strangely familiar.

✨ Tap the link in our bio to read the full poem.

#Poetry #Loneliness #MidnightThoughts #UrbanPoetry #PoetryCommunity

Some people seem naturally talented. They pick thi

Some people seem naturally talented.
They pick things up quickly. They impress everyone around them.

And yet… not all of them go very far.

Meanwhile, others who started out quite ordinary slowly build meaningful success over time.

Why does that happen?

Andrew Carnegie had a striking answer: talent alone isn’t enough if we cannot motivate ourselves. In our latest blog post, we explore why self-motivation and discipline often matter more than talent, and how small, consistent efforts can quietly shape the direction of our lives.

Curious about the deeper insight behind Carnegie’s words?

👉 Tap the link in our bio to read the full post on the blog.

#SelfMotivation #Discipline #SuccessMindset #PersonalGrowth #Motivation

What would you do if you suddenly had access to kn $What would you do if you suddenly had access to knowledge powerful enough to reshape the world? That’s the dilemma at the heart of The Atlas Complex, the final chapter in Olivie Blake’s dark academia trilogy. The brilliant minds of the Alexandrian Society have already crossed dangerous lines in their pursuit of knowledge. Now they must face the consequences. Alliances begin to fracture. Ambition turns unsettling. And the question becomes impossible to ignore: should anyone really hold this much power? Curious how this thought-provoking fantasy series concludes? Discover the full review on the blog and see whether the finale lives up to the intrigue. Link in bio. #BookReview #DarkAcademia #FantasyBooks #Bookstagram #ReadersOfInstagram$

Ever noticed how relationships don’t always break

Ever noticed how relationships don’t always break because of one big fight?

Sometimes it’s the small things.

A missed conversation.
A distracted reply.
Choosing “later” one too many times.

Our latest post explores How To Treat Her Right by Gautam Grover — a reflective modern love story about emotional distance, quiet realizations, and the everyday moments that shape love more than we realize.

If you enjoy thoughtful books about relationships and emotionally honest modern love stories, this one might stay with you longer than expected.

📖 Read the full recommendation on the blog — link in bio.

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We’ve all heard it. “Work hard enough, and you’ll

We’ve all heard it.

“Work hard enough, and you’ll succeed.”

But what about timing?
What about the unseen breaks?
What about the moments you didn’t control?

Larry King once said that those who succeed and never mention luck are kidding themselves.

That line made us pause.

Because if success isn’t only about effort, then what is shaping the outcome behind the scenes?

In our latest post, we explore the honest, slightly uncomfortable relationship between luck and success — and why acknowledging it might actually make us wiser, not weaker.

If you’ve ever wondered how much of achievement is earned… and how much is encountered, this reflection is for you.

Tap the link in bio to read the full post and tell us what you think.

#LuckAndSuccess #SuccessMindset #PersonalGrowth

He never said he missed it. He still watched ever

He never said he missed it.

He still watched every match. Still analysed tactics. Still spoke about youth coaching like it mattered deeply.

But he hadn’t stepped onto a field in years.

She noticed.

She noticed the way his voice changed when he talked about grassroots football in India. The way lost dreams don’t disappear — they just grow quieter.

So one Saturday morning, she booked a ground.

Five kids showed up.
A whistle blew at 10 AM.
And something inside him shifted.

Saturday at 10 is a story about second chances — and about the kind of love that helps someone believe again.

If you’ve ever watched someone you love slowly give up on a dream… this one is for you.

Tap the link in bio to read the full story.

#LostDreams #ShortStory #SecondChances

What if you could bottle a regret… and trade it aw

What if you could bottle a regret… and trade it away?

In Water Moon, a hidden pawnshop deals not in objects, but in choices. A single stolen decision reshapes destinies, blurs the line between fate and free will, and leaves two people searching for something more than forgiveness.

In our latest review, we explore this tender Japanese fantasy novel — its slow-burn romance, its meditation on memory and loss, and why it feels quietly comforting rather than earth-shattering.

Would you walk through that door if you had the chance?

✨ Read the full review through the link in our bio.

#BookReview #FantasyReads #MagicalRealism

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