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  So we are actually going to enter the month of 2020, we embark on the perfect time for fireplaces and fantastic reads. And here are the best 8 eight books to read in December, not every memorable book released in a given year hits bookshelves before the final weeks of that year, and this moth still brings with it a lot of great reads. The books we’re most excited about this month range from incisive works of fiction to wonderful romantic. As you start to bundle up with this cold weather, one from this given list could be your perfect read. HERE IS THE LIST OF BEST BOOKS TO READ IN DECEMBER.  1) Before the Coffee gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi In this translated novel, you will find out unique spin on  time travel narratives. Before the coffee gets cold centre around the Tokyo which don’t offer the delicious pastries or any delicious, but instead offers time travel.  How a quartet of customers explore that facet of the business is at the heart of this particular book. 2) Nights When

  Our elders always say that we have to read books because its helpful and that will help us in our future. Ever thought why successful people always read books!!!While simply being an avid reader does not ensure success, successful people are assuredly avid readers. You can develop that habit too. If you want to know some tips to read efficiently then click here. REASONS YOU SHOULD KNOW.  1) They have perspective. In addition to gaining perspective, readers are reflective about what they have read. While gaining perspective allows a person to see from the other side of the fence, being reflective allows them the opportunity to understand how they can be productive with their new-found perspective. Successful people see reading not as the simple act of staring at words on a page. They understand the profound effect that consuming a text can have on the mind, and how books can change a person’s life. 2) They have increased memory. Readers already know what our brain is capable of, and w

  Reading is foundational learning activity for college-level courses. Reading skills can help you a lot in your daily life (In college and Universities) like taking notes or even during seminars that you have to do very often in college. We need to read many new books that will help in our daily life in our young age and this required lot of practise. Reading the College textbook effectively takes practise and should be approached differently than reading a novel, comic book or any other reading material.  THIS ARE SOME TIPS YOU MIGHT FIND HELPFUL TO INCREASE YOUR READING SKILLS.  1) Schedule time to read - Reading is an easy thing to put off because there is often no exact due date. By scheduling time each week to do your reading for each class, you are more likely to complete the reading as if it were an assignment. If you are morning person or Night person it does not matter, you just need to schedule the time for reading.  2)Visualising - Many Studies have shown that students who

  India was ruled by the British for almost 200 years. It started with Robert Clive winning the Battle of Plassey in 1757 and ended with India getting independence in 1947. The long struggle to achieve this involved the blood, sweat and tears of innumerable freedom fighters. Thousands of them sacrificed their lives so that India could be freed of the British rule while many got the chance to see the country as an independent nation. Here is the list of books which were written by great freedom fighters of India.  THIS IS THE LIST OF BOOKS WRITTEN BY FREEDOM FIGHTERS OF INDIA.  1) India Divided by Rajendra Prasad  The book specifically examines the theory that  the Hindus and Muslims of India were two nations  and concludes that the solution for the Hindu–Muslim issue should be sought in the formation of a secular state, with cultural autonomy for the different groups that make up the nation.  2) Why I am an Atheist by Bhagat Singh  How can a young man who lived only for 23 years write

  The time has come and we will have our great time at beach or at pool, now the covid situation is under control and the travel restriction will lift up soon.  Reopening means the return of beach-read season, a time for titles that aren’t necessarily pure fun and froth (or necessarily read on a beach) but do have the transportive ability to separate body from mind, wherever your body happens to be. For every summer occasion, there’s a summer read; here are 10 of the best. THIS ARE THE 10 BEST BOOKS TO READ ON BEACH.  1) Girl One by Sara Flannery Murphy Josephine Morrow is Girl One, the first of nine “Miracle Babies” conceived without male DNA, raised on an experimental commune known as the Homestead. When a suspicious fire destroys the commune and claims the lives of two of the Homesteaders, the remaining Girls and their Mothers scatter across the United States and lose touch. 2) Seven Days In June by Tia Williams  When Shane and Eva meet unexpectedly at a literary event, sparks fly,