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If you often find yourself stuck and indecisive about your next book to read, you have nothing to worry about. Booksorigin is here for you. We are your one stop outlet for all your literary cravings with a wide range of book reviews, articles and snippets of upcoming series. So what are you waiting for? Pick up your wand, pack up your parchment and quills because we are in for a magical ride.
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13 of the Best Biographies of All Time
“Biographies are but the clothes and buttons of the man. The biography of the man himself cannot be written”. —Mark Twain There are people that have lived an absolutely remarkable life and had a lot to contribute to the society as a person and thus, there are books written on them referred as biographies and…
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8 Websites Where You Can Read Free Books Online
The best thing about readings books online is that you don’t have to wait for them to arrive at your doorstep and for bookworms this hobby can be a little expensive. Entire books can be read online, in a completely legal way without even using e-books or kindles. Looking for free books online can prove…
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10 books like “The Fault in Our Stars”
The Fault in Our Stars by John Green is a New York Times bestseller of all time and has been in the top 10 books for the past decade. This novel also had a movie adaptation come out in 2014 which became a massive hit. The story was not an ordinary one and went beyond…
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Interview With Syeda Rabya, Author of “INEVITABLE CHANGES”
Everyone has a unique journey filled with personal challenges and triumphs, yet few choose to articulate their experiences through the profound medium of poetry. Syeda Rabya, a talented female poet from Pakistan, is one such individual. She has recently published her poetry collection, “INEVITABLE CHANGES,” capturing the essence of her transformative journey from the age…
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15 Best Science Fiction Books of All Time
“Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”, a saying which holds up to its name since if some book is in fact relatively thrilling and of good plot, it serves like magic to our minds. That’s where Science fiction comes in, providing thriller, and good imagination, a story worthy our time and thought and…
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5 Novels From The Anglophone Fiction You Cannot Miss
For the last few decades, the supremacy of English Fiction is going into the background and Anglophone fiction is catching on with the world. Here, we are listing five novels from the Anglophone fiction that you absolutely cannot miss. We promise you, each of these novels is a delight in its own self. All of…
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Five Pakistani Bookstagram Accounts that Will Make Any Bibliophile Drool
If you have been living under a rock for the past five years, first let us fill you in by telling you what Bookstagram really is. Well, if we go by the textbook definition, Bookstagram is an Instagram account about books with pictures dedicated to displaying everything bookish. Just picture Instagram hitting it off with…
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30 Hollywood Movies Way More Awesome Than The Books They’re Based On
Hollywood movies are full of inspiring, interesting and thrilling stories. Not all these stories are scripts written by scriptwriters. Many of the best movies in Hollywood were based on both popular and non-popular novels and books. Books have always been a source of the best film scripts. Most people think that reading a book is…
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11 Books You Should Read Before You Hit Your 20s
Life before the 20s is a wild turbulent wreck stuck between giving your life significance and prevalent burdens, you wind up stuck in a fixing gyre carrying on with an auto-pilot life. Here is a rundown of books to peruse before your 20s. Growing old is not a cakewalk and particularly before the 20s when…
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Prose or Poetry? Which One is Better?
Do you think that Prose as a genre has more impact on any society rather than fiction i.e. novels, poetry, or drama? Today, we are here to discuss the age-old conundrum of which is better? Prose or poetry? Ever since the beginning of time, this question has occupied the minds of readers, writers, and critics…
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