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From the famous Harry Potter and Sherlock Holmes to teen fiction like The Fault In Our Stars, Satyajit Ray’s famous Apu Trilogy, and the various remakes of Devdaas – books have always been a major source of inspiration for filmmakers around the world.

There are thousands of books that seem perfect for the big screen – with their elaborate characters, vivid scenarios, touching storylines, and complex and thought-provoking plots. We have listed some of these books with the most engaging storylines and memorable characters that could potentially blow your mind as movies.

8 Books That Would Make Blockbuster Movies

The Shiva Trilogy by Amish Tripathi

This trilogy is known for its mind-blowing ability to blur the lines between ancient history and Hindu mythology. Meluha, in the book, is a fictional town whose features are inspired by the towns in the Indus Valley Civilization. The story takes you on a journey with Shiva, a wanderer and a warrior while exploring a range of mythical stories from the Puranas that some of us would have grown up hearing. 

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The humanization of Gods and the fictional yet magical world that Tripathi creates is gripping and makes the book unputdownable. There are divine characteristics – immortality, divine weapons, and yet there are human emotions of love, war, loss, and grief – that would make you feel a whole spectrum of emotions throughout the runtime. Having sold millions of copies worldwide, this would definitely make a mega blockbuster and a box-office success!

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A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini

Khaled Hosseini sure writes some compelling tales, and this one is just right for a wholesome movie. A Thousand Splendid Suns is a story about female companionship and the tragedy of being a woman in a war-torn country. It has a range of characters with different backgrounds, personalities, and arcs that make the story even more heartfelt. A woman who is barely educated, married off young to a violent middle-aged man, a young girl who finds herself alone in the middle of a war, torn from her family, and a baby girl who her father disregards because of her gender. 

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This book has some amazing female representation, a sensible depiction of mental health issues in third world countries and disability, geo-political events, and how war devastates a people. Heartbreaking yet hopeful, the story leaves you in tears while putting a smile on your face. Although there aren’t enough words to praise this book, Laila and Tariq would definitely become the next favourite couple when this is adapted into a movie!

A Palace of Illusions by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni

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Most of us are perhaps familiar with the story of the Mahabharata – which has been adapted into a number of shows, and the 1988 version is known to have a huge number of views in India when it was aired (again) during the Lockdown. However, A Palace of Illusions is different – an epic told from the POV of Draupadi – a woman forced into polyandry, used as a bet in a game by her husband, disrobed publicly and humiliated throughout the epic. 

The story draws your attention to the female perspective in the epic, highlights the good and the evil, and creates a unique, bold, and captivating storyline. With multiple battle sequences, larger-than-life sets, extravagant costumes, and a fresh retelling of one of the most popular stories in the history of the subcontinent, this is perfect for a Blockbuster period drama. Who would you want to see as Draupadi, though?

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The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

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If you are a fan of psychological thrillers, the adaptation of this book is what you need. It is a story about an artist convicted of killing her husband who hasn’t uttered a word since. While a forensic psychotherapist becomes obsessed with the case and becomes rather hell-bent on getting to the bottom of this and maybe breaking the silence, the plot gets really intense. It is perfect for playing with the viewers’ sensibilities and keeps them on edge until the very end. Plus, the main lead not having any dialogue would add to the engaging and sometimes disturbing plot. 

The duality of the timeline would definitely help the director play with flashbacks and dig deeper into the psyche of the complex characters, making the movie even more gripping. For all the book fans, let us hope someone brings the story to the screen – this would be quite the addition to the genre for sure!

Kafka On the Shore by Haruki Murakami

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For anyone who loves magical realism and surreal stories, Kafka On The Shore is a story about a teenage boy who is searching for his mum and sister while also trying to find himself along the way and an old man, Nakata – a survivor of the second world war with a rather magical ability. As the story progresses, the plot keeps moving towards surrealism and borderline absurdity, which would be perfect for a movie – you can never guess what will happen next. 

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The story plays with the human psyche’s dark side, and a movie out of this book will make the audience quite flummoxed with the twists. Kafka on the Shore has everything a thought-provoking movie could possibly have -A teenage boy reading Mein Kampf, alone in the woods, experiencing paranormal stuff while living in a library, humans talking to cats, and literal fishes from the sky – you name it. With stunning cinematography and visual effects, dream-like sequences would transport the audience to another world that would stay long after the movie ends!

The Hungry Tide by Amitav Ghosh

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Set in the islands of the Sundarbans, The story revolves around three characters, a Marine Biologist, a local Fisherman, and a Delhi-Based businessman. While belonging to completely different backgrounds, their lives intertwine while travelling through the dangerous water on the islands. Personal dilemmas, human relationships, class biases, and some underlying geo-political events in hindsight form the story’s base. The character arcs are so well crafted you will root for them with all your heart. 

Exploring an unlikely friendship, love, and redemption, The Hungry Tide would make a compelling story – with the lush greens of the regions, the dangerous terrain, flashbacks, and recollection of folklores. The vivid scenes and maybe some folk music from the region could add the right touch to make the movie even more grasping. 

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The Ministry of Utmost Happiness by Arundhati Roy

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The entire story is set against the backdrop of different upheavals – the Bhopal gas Tragedy, the Godhra Train Burning, and the insurgency in Kashmir. Different characters representing different sections of society come together as the story progresses. There’s Anjum – who’s born intersex and has found a place in the Hijra community and a whole group of misfits – Tilo, a rebellious architect; Dr. Azad Bharatiya, a protester who dreams of a better tomorrow, and Dayachand, who does odd jobs in the city of Delhi.

The story is so special, however, because of the character’s expositions and personal turmoils against a bigger picture of society, changes, and rebellion. The layered characters and complex emotions would make it a heartfelt movie, especially with references to real events that make the base of the plot. The Ministry of Utmost Happiness would be perfect for people who loved Vishal Bhardwaj’s Haider or Imtiaz Ali’s Highway. 

Girl in White Cotton by Avni Doshi

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This novel by Avni Doshi is a unique and intriguing take on a mother-daughter relationship. The dysfunctionality in a family, childhood trauma, abuse, and ailment are central to the theme and would definitely translate into a great movie – especially with the flashbacks and dual timelines. The internalized resentment and how that affects the present would leave you in a dilemma and then root for the characters. The use of white in the book could add to a stunning visual effect that draws the audience toward the characters and their stories. 

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Doshi’s story narrates this unconventional tale using memory, identity, and the connection between past and present. The richness of the themes and the unabashed peek into some complex characters would certainly add to the cinematic qualities on the big screen.

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7 Autobiographical Books To Feel Hopeful

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While biographical books are often dubbed as “dry literature,” many must-read autobiographies are known for their literary and social values. Written in first person, about an individual’s lived experiences; these are perfect for living the world through the eyes of the narrator.

Once in a while, you should allow a book to change your life.

We often look for the life stories of celebrities to understand the secrets behind their success, and we often miss out on some not-so-popular figures who might have something really meaningful to tell. If you want to get inspired by the real-life stories of people you can relate to – someone who feels like a person next door, you are at the right place.

Here is a list of some autobiographical books you must read if you want to explore the genre and broaden your horizons simultaneously!

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I Am Malala – Malala Yousafzai

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“If one man can destroy everything, why can’t one girl change it?”

Divided into five parts, this book is about Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai’s life and struggles under the Taliban Regime in the SWAT region of Pakistan and her activism for girls’ education. The book describes in detail the lives of the people in the valley and how with the emergence of the Taliban it was disrupted. 

Women’s rights have been under constant threat – and it is even more evident with the recent verdicts on abortion in the U.S., the death of Mahsa Amini, and the increasing number of issues related to women’s safety in India. And with the Taliban back in power in Afghanistan, Malala’s Autobiography is an important insight into the lives of girls and women under an oppressive regime. Written from the perspective of a young teenager who survived an assassination attempt, you would feel the emotional rollercoaster in the book. 

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On Pluto: inside the mind of Alzheimer’s – Greg O’Brien

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Greg O’Brien is a journalist and an investigative reporter. Diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s – he has recorded his days as the disease progresses. This book is often described as “A chronicle of living with Alzheimer’s, not dying with it.”

“Alzheimer’s is not about the past – the successes, the accolades, the accomplishments. They offer only context and are worthless on places like Pluto.”

“On Pluto” clearly illustrates the isolation that comes with the disease and the treatment that goes beyond just therapy and medication. The author beautifully talks about the human touch, about how simple gestures from loved ones start to matter the most as memory – something humans cling to even on their darkest days – begins to fade. This might be it if you want to read an engaging and thoughtfully penned story. 

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This book has inspired a documentary – “A Place called Pluto” – that’s been screened worldwide, including at the Tribeca Film Festival, NY. You can access the film along with other similar stories here.

Rumours of Spring – Farah Bashir

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We have all, more or less, heard about the conflicts in Kashmir in the 90s. However, most of our views and opinions are formed by the updates we receive from mainstream media or movies like “Haider.” Although writers like Aga Shahid Ali or Arundhati Roy have written about the conflicts in the valley, Farah Bashir takes us to the life of an adolescent girl – living in Kashmir during one of its most tumultuous phases.

“The marching seeped into our silences, punctuated our conversations with pauses, which jumbled our thoughts and language in turn.”

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A former photojournalist with Reuters, Farah Bashir has written a humanized, poignant account of the politics and the violence that the Kashmir valley is often associated with. Witnessing death, darkness, and trauma affects young minds and shapes their thought process – Rumours of Spring takes us through that. We see throughout the book how the lives of ordinary people go on in a constant state of fear – of losing a loved one and how they form their understanding of the concept of freedom in such a state.

My Past is a Foreign Country – Zeba Talkhani

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Zeba Talkhani records her early days in Saudi in great detail in this book, taking us to the “foreign country” and its patriarchal customs. Her story is about a voyage to freedom. She has drawn parallels from Margaret Atwood’s dystopian novels to illuminate the Saudi society she grew up in. While she did live a rather ordinary Indian life in Saudi, she talks about some taboo subjects in her book and incidents that are often brushed under the carpet in most conservative societies. 

Talkhani’s book discusses her relationship with her mother and explores motherhood from a feminist context, elucidating why and how mother-daughter relationships are often strained. Her take on standards of beauty and body-image issues makes this book even more relatable – easily one of the must-read autobiographies of the time.

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“We remained unable to free ourselves of the restrictions placed on us by the patriarchy, even when it threatened to create an insurmountable barrier between us.”

In Order to Live – Yeonmi Park

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“Even when you think you’re alone, the birds and mice can hear you whisper.”

North Korea (Democratic People’s Republic of Korea or DPRK) is a hermit country with strict rules under the Kim Dictatorship. Yeonmi Park describes the day-to-day nuances in a poverty-stricken country where the government regulates information, movement, and much everything in between. A beautiful narrative of love, loss, trauma, and a journey away from hunger, she describes how her family survived the Orwellian Society of the country and finally made it out. You would feel a range of emotions throughout the book. Her journey from North to South Korea, through China, and walking across the Gobi Desert makes To live an Autobiography that you must read. 

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Park is an activist and has appeared in multiple conferences and events to bring DPRK’s human rights issues to the limelight, receiving threats from the government. She is currently a South Korean resident. You can also check out her YouTube channel, where she talks about her home country.

Under the Same Sky – Joseph Kim

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A North Korean “Defector,” Joseph Kim survived the worst famines that the country faced in the 90s. He is currently an activist. Kim writes about his childhood days and how like most Asian societies, gender bias was a thing even in the house. Under the same sky is a brutal and honest story of survival – of fighting hunger and how the line between right and wrong becomes blurry in desperate times. 

“Hunger is humiliation. But hunger is also evil.”

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In a look into the Dystopian society of DPRK, the writer talks about failed systems and paints a picture of the gruesome labor camps in the country and what it takes to be able to escape the nation. Definitely a must-read autobiography, this book will leave you in tears as you see the world from a little boy’s perspective.

The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath – Sylvia Plath

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“What horrifies me most is the idea of being useless: well-educated, brilliantly promising, and fading out into an indifferent middle age.”

Sylvia Plath is an American author and poet best known for her Biographical Novel “The Bell Jar”. Her journals, published posthumously, have a number of her poems and a detailed account of her detailed life. In addition to giving insight into the poet’s mind, the book also talks about some important but less-discussed topics of the time, like mental health.

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Plath has widely talked about her days spent dealing with mental illnesses while also throwing light on the treatment of the same during the period. Her journals have quite a few of her famous confessional poetry, with context that would help you understand them better (now you know what the poet wanted to convey!). A versatile piece in itself, infused with the views of a twentieth-century feminist writer, her autobiography is a must-read for all literature lovers!

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If you are a bookworm, you might already be familiar with the importance of being physically present in a bookshop, to be able to flip through the pages, read the back cover of various books before you settle on some, bargain with shopkeepers, and to be able to check if your book has no damage or anything of that sort.

Now if you are done purchasing your favorite books from Amazon and Flipkart, and want to physically visit some book shops in Delhi to enjoy the intoxicating smell of new books around you. At the same time, you pick out your favorite books in an old-school manner; we got you!

So here are 10 amazing book shops in Delhi you might want to visit if you are looking to buy books that are affordable and in great condition:

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10 Amazing Book Shops In Delhi Every Bookworm
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Daryaganj Sunday Book Market

Daryaganj Sunday Book Market

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Located in: Asaf Ali Rd, Chatta Lal Miya, Chandni Mahal, Daryaganj, New Delhi

Opening hours: 9 am – 6 pm (Sundays only)

Nearest metro station: The Delhi Gate Metro Station

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Second-Hand Book shop

Second Hand Book shop

Located in: Netaji Subhash Marg, Kucha Lal Man, Daryaganj, New Delhi

Opening hours: 10 am – 6 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Nearest metro station: The Delhi Gate Metro Station

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Nai Sarak Book market

Nai Sarak Book market

Located in: 1680, Nai Sarak, Roshanpura, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi

Opening Hours: 10 am – 5 pm (Monday to Saturday)

Nearest metro station: Chandni Chowk Metro Station

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Big Book Bazar

Big Book Bazar

Located in: 3531, N.S.Marg, Kucha Lal Man, Daryaganj, New Delhi

Opening hours: 10 am – 9 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Nearest metro station: The Delhi Gate Metro Station

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Ram Gopal Sharma & Sons

Ram Gopal Sharma & Sons

Located in: 44 Shankar Market, Connaught Circus, Connaught Place, Connaught Place, New Delhi

Opening hours: 10 am – 7 pm (Monday to Saturday)

Nearest metro station: Rajiv Chowk Metro Station

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New Book Land

New Book Land

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Located in: Janpath Rd, Janpath, Connaught Place, New Delhi

Opening hours: 10 am – 8 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Nearest metro station: Janpath Metro Station

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Midland The Book Shop

Midland The Book Shop

Located in: Shop No.20, Aurobindo Palace Market, near Church, Hauz Khas, New Delhi

Opening hours: 11:30 am – 8:30 pm (Monday to Sunday)

Nearest metro station: Green Park Metro Station

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Famous Book Store

Famous Book Store

Located in: Shop No 25, Janpath Bhawan, Janpath Market, New Delhi

Opening hours: 11:30 am – 9:30 pm (Monday to Friday)

2pm – 9:30pm (Saturdays)

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Nearest metro station: Janpath Metro Station

Novel Seller

Novel Seller

Located in: E48, 6 Number St, Block E, Sangam Vihar, New Delhi

Opening hours: 9 am – 10 pm (Monday to Saturday)

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Nearest metro station: Saket Metro Station

The Bookshop

The Bookshop

Located in: Market 13/7, Jor Bagh, New Delhi

Opening hours: 11 am – 6 pm (Monday to Saturday)

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Nearest metro station: The Lodhi Colony Metro Station

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The opening hours may vary at some of these shops due to the ongoing pandemic restrictions, nevertheless, you’ll undoubtedly be greeted with a large number of books from across a wide range of genres.

The bookshops at Daryaganj even offer you books for a price as cheap as ₹20. They also have classics that are in great condition, starting at ₹100. Most of the shops at Daryaganj also sell books based on weight, ranging from ₹100/Kg to ₹500/Kg.

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Truly a bookworm’s happiest dream, right? While you are at it, don’t forget to visit the 2022 New Delhi World Book Fair, which will begin on Saturday, 8 January, and end on Sunday, 16 January, and will be held at New Delhi’s Pragati Maidan.

(Image source: from the Photogallery of the respective book shops)

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Books on money are as important as money itself. Such books are a good take on dealing with personal finances and the like. Here’s our take on books that teach financial literacy, personal finance, and a lot more. We have prepared a list of 11 must read books to become a pro in handling finances. 

Rich Dad, Poor Dad

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Written by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter, this book discusses financial literacy, intelligence, and independence. It is a gem as it also talks about entrepreneurship, owning a business, building wealth, etc. It portrays what the rich do differently in order to achieve their financial goals and what are the mindsets of rich versus poor. 

Why Didn’t They Teach Me This In School?

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The book is a compilation of 99 financial tips that are easy to follow and hold immense value in money management. In addition, author Cary Siegel shares his insights on budgeting, buying, investing, etc.

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Clever Girl Finance: Ditch Debt, Save Money, and Build Real Wealth

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Published in 2019, this book encourages women to take charge of their finances and achieve financial independence. Ranging from financial wellness to monitoring one’s own expenses and budgeting, Bola Sokumbi covers it all. The book is a valuable investment to facilitate your financial growth and success.

The Psychology of Money

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The book comprises a beautiful set of short stories about finances, emotions, and the mind that motivates us to establish a happier relationship with money. It teaches you to manage finances effectively. It is a lesson on how psychology can work for you and against you. 

The Intelligent Investor

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This book covers various aspects like what it takes to be an intelligent investor, how it is done successfully, and so much more. The author, Benjamin Graham, has managed to inculcate crucial principles like value investing, loss maximization, and finding control over emotions while making financial decisions. 

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The Total Money Makeover

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This personal finance book written by Dave Ramsey is the perfect book for anyone trying to get out of debt. The main focus of the book is on a couple who manage to pay off their debt of $52,000 in 18 months using easy-to-follow steps. 

You’re So Money: Live Rich, Even When You’re Not

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If you think that finance books only teach you about money then this book is here to prove you wrong! It’s informative and completely realistic. Reading this will make you feel like you’re taking advice from a friend rather than an author. 

I Will Teach You To Be Rich

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This is a logical, step by step and practical help book which delivers exactly what it claims. The author’s way of writing is refreshing and even funny. If you are in your 20s wondering where to start when it comes to handling your finances, then this is the book for you.

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The Millionaire Next Door

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Written by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko this book is well researched and extremely logical. It provides real-life solutions to major problems as well as frugality, conservation, and economic consumption. The book is about real millionaires but that does not stop it from being real and relatable. 

Your Money or Your Life

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Financial independence is a must for everyone, and this book helps you in achieving exactly that! With nine steps to follow, you can achieve the financial independence of your dreams. One of the most influential books ever written on personal finance with more than a million copies sold this book is truly a classic!

The Little Book of Common Sense

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The author’s points in the book about the stock market and economics are simple to understand as well as extremely interesting. This is the guide for anyone who wants to learn how to invest successfully in the stock market. It provides the simplest and most efficient ways to turn a profit while investing in stocks.

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Without the right financial decisions, life crumbles down and becomes a mess. Without budgeting and money management, you never learn to live life responsibly. Each of us must remember to spend wisely and read amazing books about finance. Let’s pick our bits and pieces and live an organized life with better financial management. 

How do you manage your personal finances? Tell us in the comments!

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