Books That Will LITERALLY Blow Your Mind 🤯 📖

Books That Will LITERALLY Blow Your Mind 🤯 📖
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[@peeyushvaryani2196]

Ted Mosby after reading the title: Figuratively**

[@thehellyblog]

Lol right

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Himym fans in the house say 'yeh'!

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That's how TedTalks.

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@@thehellyblog HELLY ROCKS🔥🔥🔥 BOOKTUBERS SHOCKS🤯🤯🤯

[@shrijeet.gaikwad]

Hahaha...so Helly is literally Robin !

[@Binay168]

The book shelf background is back again! We missed you so much! 😭

[@thehellyblog]

I keep juggling don't worry

[@Binay168]

@@thehellyblog The white wallpaper looks pretty but the book shelf view looks more aesthetic! Spare us! 😛

[@ashita2559]

'The story of an hour' by Kate Chopin is currently in our ISC syllabus and this story is so good that everyone should read it 'cuz Mrs. Mallard's caricature is so strong and overwhelming. When I read this story for the first time, it felt as if no other story could've have been better in it's place and it is one of the best stories I ever read as part of my school syllabus! ♡♡♡

[@rajkumaribabysana6365]

Just finished reading "The Boy in the Stripped pyjamas"..True that the ending was so abrupt and unexpected

[@ashwinashwin6847]

Yeah😥 I finished it yesterday

[@gauriiii721]

Even the movie

[@ashwinashwin6847]

@@gauriiii721 movie name?

[@FaisalKhan-os7bv]

Hi

[@ayushi8256]

I cried out at the end..

[@bhavnagangil2896]

You should definitely read "The silent patient" by Alex Michaelides . This book actually blew my mind and just when I thought there could'nt be any more twists, I was proved wrong not one or twice but three times. AND the craziest thing is that there were clues in entire story that what is gonna the big plot twist but I failed in figuring it all out.. I mean by the end of the book I was just blown away by this brilliant story.... DO read this!!!!

[@sahilgarabadu2517]

Ending was pathetic

[@bhavnagangil2896]

I recently found your channel. AND I M SO HAPPY THAT FINALLY I FOUND SOMEONE WHO IS A PASSIONATE ABOUT NOVELS AS I M. And I must say that your description of books are awesome.. And I m just so happy that you created this channel which talks about books. I mean for a bookolohic person like me this channel is just pure blessing. THANK YOU!!

[@ipshitabhattacharjee6911]

I watched Gone girl, the other day, I could not think straight after that.

[@hritika_raj]

Watch "the girl on the train" the old one. You will love it too.

[@TalibHOB]

yep it was an amazing film, specially the bakery scene. I got know about Flynn through this movie

[@ipshitabhattacharjee6911]

@@TalibHOB If I talk about my favorite scene, it would be a major spoiler. But I really love her badass moments

[@TalibHOB]

@@ipshitabhattacharjee6911 i know you are talking about the climax scene, right?

[@ipshitabhattacharjee6911]

@@TalibHOB yes. I mean the knife scene specifically

[@SabarniGayen]

All isc students have read "the story of an hour "

[@e37shreyaverma92]

The boy in the striped pyjamas 😭😭 same thing happened with me I reread the page and began crying ...when u recommended this book I was mad to bye it and when I bought it and read it I was shook..😢 thank you for recommending this gem 🤗

[@thehellyblog]

Yes.... It's so sad...

[@basudevmandal17]

Same here Shreya It was really an awesome pick

[@kuntaldey944]

The Book Thief

[@madhutervankar]

Just read The Story of an Hour from the link that you gave. Always love your recommendations. Keep up the good work. ❤️

[@thehellyblog]

How was the end?

[@ruchi7302]

Your way of suggesting books really makes me want to read each one of them. Thanks for handpicking and sharing some amazing books with us.

[@kalpikarout]

Hey, I finally finished reading Ghachar Ghochar rn. Thanks for your recommendation. And all I can say in the end that my mind has been completely "Ghachar Ghochar". I would love to know your interpretation of the ending :D

[@manyataharit975]

Hey what's your interpretation for the ending?

[@dheekshithasrinivasan4728]

the boy in the striped pyjamas got me sobbing so harddd....i can never get over the book even now..and it's a book you should never reread if you don't wanna cry !!

[@ayushiverma8215]

I read Ghachar Ghochar, and it brought that chill down the spine, it's really short, but it has that capability to make people keep thinking about it for some time. The Ants, The dialogues...the last sentence of Vincent, it's chilling even when it was kinda easy going throughout

[@thehellyblog]

Hey guys! What book will you recommend 📖 to me? 🙋‍♀️ All books are mentioned in Video Description 😊

[@queerpoetssociety_]

I think you should try out the Arc of a Scythe trilogy by Neal Shusterman, it's a dystopian trilogy but it's unlike anything I've ever read and it will constantly keep you on your toes Great recommendations, Helly 💜

[@nidhiyangantiwar9443]

My sisters kipper

[@acsaleya1283]

Helly....do a review on "The Outsider"By Albert camus

[@nabihakhan8584]

Stranger trilogy.... this is something that literally just blown up my mind.... the genre of this book is psychotic thriller

[@itz_me...4957]

Stranger triology

[@ishanis]

Oh god!! Just today I've got my delivery of - Gachar gochar. I didn't read the reviews I just order this for the interesting name. It's really good to see that you recommending it.😃

[@sdp6308]

Was missing your book recommendations. please post them more♥

[@thehellyblog]

Half of my videos are always total book recs and others will also, almost always have recs. Books are my blood 😭💜📖

[@anjali-mb4jg]

Yeah

[@acharyaprabudh3153]

"Murder Mystery of Reporter" is a good book and very enthralling.

[@Vik.kem7]

A few Non-fiction recommends:- (My personal favorites ❣️) Unlearn by Humble the Poet No Limits by Mukesh Bansal Big Billion Startup by Mihir Dalal Mythos by Stephen Fry Pax Indica by Shashi Tharoor Losing my Virginity by Richard Branson Padmavat by Purushottam Agarwal Made in India by Milind Soman Barking up the Wrong Tree by Eric Barker Where Will Man Take Us by Atul Jalan ... And many more!

[@AnjaliSingh-ec9nt]

I had to read the last 2 chapters of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas three times to actually get what was being told. Bruno and Shmuel's friendship was literally just my breaking point in the book.

[@shreyasatapathy3622]

Hey Helly I truly believe you're book recommendations are the best.. Had a small request.. Could you please make a book recommendation of books with a good writing style..

[@lalithsai4528]

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

[@adrijabanerjee4618]

We have story of an hour in our isc syllabus...it is really good..the fact that a woman back in those days could think about freedom and liberty in such a way really makes me feel pleasantly shocking.

[@kailashchandratrivedi6928]

Please help me... I didn't get that story... Can u explain a little...

[@adrijabanerjee4618]

@@kailashchandratrivedi6928 the story basically enhances a woman's perspective who at first finds the news of her husband's death shocking and sad. She cries all her grief out at one go and then suddenly she realises that there is nothing to mourn about it. Instead a feeling of freedom and liberty touched her. She felt jubilant that now she was free from all boundaries. It is mind blowing that a woman in the ninetinth century could think about freedom and liberty in such a way after her husband's death. In the end when she finds out that the news of her husband's death was fake and a rumour,she dies of shock and disappointment. The doctor thinks that she died of astonishment to find her husband alive but in reality she dies in grief as all her thoughts of freedom and liberty went in vain. This story basically potrays a way of thinking about liberty beyond norms of the society.

[@kailashchandratrivedi6928]

@@adrijabanerjee4618 Thanks a lot for such a great explanation..... I have to read it again now...

[@adrijabanerjee4618]

@@kailashchandratrivedi6928 you are welcome😊

[@SK-jh4ue]

(This is the story)!!! "The Story of An Hour" Kate Chopin (1894) Knowing that Mrs. Mallard was afflicted with a heart trouble, great care was taken to break to her as gently as possible the news of her husband's death. It was her sister Josephine who told her, in broken sentences; veiled hints that revealed in half concealing. Her husband's friend Richards was there, too, near her. It was he who had been in the newspaper office when intelligence of the railroad disaster was received, with Brently Mallard's name leading the list of "killed." He had only taken the time to assure himself of its truth by a second telegram, and had hastened to forestall any less careful, less tender friend in bearing the sad message. She did not hear the story as many women have heard the same, with a paralyzed inability to accept its significance. She wept at once, with sudden, wild abandonment, in her sister's arms. When the storm of grief had spent itself she went away to her room alone. She would have no one follow her. There stood, facing the open window, a comfortable, roomy armchair. Into this she sank, pressed down by a physical exhaustion that haunted her body and seemed to reach into her soul. She could see in the open square before her house the tops of trees that were all aquiver with the new spring life. The delicious breath of rain was in the air. In the street below a peddler was crying his wares. The notes of a distant song which some one was singing reached her faintly, and countless sparrows were twittering in the eaves. There were patches of blue sky showing here and there through the clouds that had met and piled one above the other in the west facing her window. She sat with her head thrown back upon the cushion of the chair, quite motionless, except when a sob came up into her throat and shook her, as a child who has cried itself to sleep continues to sob in its dreams. She was young, with a fair, calm face, whose lines bespoke repression and even a certain strength. But now there was a dull stare in her eyes, whose gaze was fixed away off yonder on one of those patches of blue sky. It was not a glance of reflection, but rather indicated a suspension of intelligent thought. There was something coming to her and she was waiting for it, fearfully. What was it? She did not know; it was too subtle and elusive to name. But she felt it, creeping out of the sky, reaching toward her through the sounds, the scents, the color that filled the air. Now her bosom rose and fell tumultuously. She was beginning to recognize this thing that was approaching to possess her, and she was striving to beat it back with her will--as powerless as her two white slender hands would have been. When she abandoned herself a little whispered word escaped her slightly parted lips. She said it over and over under hte breath: "free, free, free!" The vacant stare and the look of terror that had followed it went from her eyes. They stayed keen and bright. Her pulses beat fast, and the coursing blood warmed and relaxed every inch of her body. She did not stop to ask if it were or were not a monstrous joy that held her. A clear and exalted perception enabled her to dismiss the suggestion as trivial. She knew that she would weep again when she saw the kind, tender hands folded in death; the face that had never looked save with love upon her, fixed and gray and dead. But she saw beyond that bitter moment a long procession of years to come that would belong to her absolutely. And she opened and spread her arms out to them in welcome. There would be no one to live for during those coming years; she would live for herself. There would be no powerful will bending hers in that blind persistence with which men and women believe they have a right to impose a private will upon a fellow-creature. A kind intention or a cruel intention made the act seem no less a crime as she looked upon it in that brief moment of illumination. And yet she had loved him--sometimes. Often she had not. What did it matter! What could love, the unsolved mystery, count for in the face of this possession of self-assertion which she suddenly recognized as the strongest impulse of her being! "Free! Body and soul free!" she kept whispering. Josephine was kneeling before the closed door with her lips to the keyhold, imploring for admission. "Louise, open the door! I beg; open the door--you will make yourself ill. What are you doing, Louise? For heaven's sake open the door." "Go away. I am not making myself ill." No; she was drinking in a very elixir of life through that open window. Her fancy was running riot along those days ahead of her. Spring days, and summer days, and all sorts of days that would be her own. She breathed a quick prayer that life might be long. It was only yesterday she had thought with a shudder that life might be long. She arose at length and opened the door to her sister's importunities. There was a feverish triumph in her eyes, and she carried herself unwittingly like a goddess of Victory. She clasped her sister's waist, and together they descended the stairs. Richards stood waiting for them at the bottom. Some one was opening the front door with a latchkey. It was Brently Mallard who entered, a little travel-stained, composedly carrying his grip-sack and umbrella. He had been far from the scene of the accident, and did not even know there had been one. He stood amazed at Josephine's piercing cry; at Richards' quick motion to screen him from the view of his wife. When the doctors came they said she had died of heart disease--of the joy that kills.

[@pallavic9903]

Dude😮😮

[@pranabpahi313]

Isc.... Also had this chapter

[@suditigupta325]

OMG!!!!!

[@shreyosibanerjee4906]

Ahh I remember this

[@manjimaroy1164]

I read Ghachar Gochar a month back and the ending really was shocking. I actually listened to this on Storytel and the narration was lovely.

[@riddhimavijay7248]

Why did helly stop recommending storytel🥺. Is it really good ?

[@manjimaroy1164]

@@riddhimavijay7248 She did sponsored recommendations. But honestly I have been using it since April and I absolutely love it. Very affordable and amazing if you are an avid reader, worth the subscription

[@manyataharit975]

@@manjimaroy1164 what's your interpretation for the ending of ghachar ghochar

[@rajaghosh4872]

If u are searching for a mind boggling plot twist . Then go for Agatha Christie's The murder of roger ackroyd . Ur recomendation of The boy with the stripped pyjamas is grear too . I highly recomend these two books . 😁😁

[@IshaSharma11]

Great recommendation

[@kiranmai9151]

Hi helly.. Yeah I read Ghachar Ghochar two days back.. Even I too was shocked to findout how abruptly the story ends..Actually I was disappointed the way it ended.. But really loved the writers way of narrating the trivial things which were happening in a mundane typical Indian families.. Being a South Indian I loved the plot and can relate myself.

[@Citi_lightss]

Shutter Island and Voyagers of Hell had mind blowing ending.

[@random_shit_online6104]

My recommendations : No longer human, Osamu Dazai Demian, HERMAN Hesse First Love, Ivan Turgenev Metamorphosis, Kafka Animal Farm, Orwell Myth of Sisyphus, Albert Camus Mountain tasting , Santoka taneda Notes from Underground, Fyodor Dostoevsky Strait is the Gate, Andre Gide The Little Prince, Antoine de Saint Exupery Dogra Magra, Yumeno kyusaku(doesnt have an english translation but there is a movie) Fight club, I forgot the author.

[@thehellyblog]

Lovely recs

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@@thehellyblog thenks

[@tejasdeepsingh456]

Hey sis, you're speaking skills have sure improved a ton from when I first subscribed you. Hats off to the effort you put in all your videos.

[@storybee7269]

The boy in the Striped pyajamas is just awesome 🔥

[@iamsimran2402]

What i love the most abt u is u come straight to the point and no extra talk in the beginning

[@YuvrajSingh-hr9rh]

For me what makes a great plot twist are the lingering threads that are laid ever where. And at the right time at the right moment they all tie in to reveal the big picture. My favourite plot twist in all of media is of Attack on Titan. It is very VERY well done, and it still remains my favorite even after i have read a lot of psychology thrillers!

[@thehellyblog]

Lovely, gotta check it

[@poornachandra5549]

comedy

[@Astute_]

Suggestion: The girl on the train.

[@abhishekmuthyampeta5903]

Why

[@Astute_]

@@abhishekmuthyampeta5903 watch the video

[@alishasrishtee9116]

Just ordered two books from your list right now..!! Can't wait 😇

[@sanchayeetaghosh3102]

I have read the story of an hour it was in our isc syllabus and it's really amazing especially the imageries

[@serinmarypr7198]

I just read Story of an Hour and absolutely loved it!!! Thank you

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“There are no faster or firmer friendships than those formed between people who love the same books.” ― Irving Stone, Clarence Darrow for the Defense Listening to The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas right now!

[@thehellyblog]

Niceee

[@latikasingh2514]

I loved your videos, and you are so confident in speaking. I have read Rebecca and Gone Girl, and both are by favourite novel and authors too. I have recently bought , and then there were none, can't wait to read it after seeing this video. Keep up the great work, you are amazing

[@samur420]

In Ghachar Ghochar ...did the narrator and his family conspired to kill Anita and excuted it? The way he went to railway station, got on the train and then deboarded , and wanted to bid her good bye, but she didnt look at him (shows she never agreed to the family's wrong system), the ants are metaphor. Even the last conversation about manjunath etc by Malti , Chikappa and others point this ending. What do you guys think?

[@manyataharit975]

I've just now finished ghachar ghochar. What's your interpretation for the ending?

[@parambratamaitra5411]

Dan brown:s books And for movie or we series 1} montu pilot 2}dark 3} crisscross

[@ryanpeterdsouza5569]

Saheli can you please add Timestamps in the Description ❤

[@IshaSharma11]

Exactly ❤

[@janhabibarat7271]

I ordered 'And then there were none' few days ago and I'm gonna receive it tomorrow! I'm so pumped up about it!!!!!

[@thehellyblog]

Yesssssahhahhahaha

[@khushibrar178]

The boy in the stripped pajamas is a masterpiece ❤️

[@kunalsingh-mq5or]

Hey Helly , I just finished reading 'Ghachar Ghochar'. I think the author had ended It in such a way that It could be interpreted in multiple ways . So please make a video on your interpretation of the book.

[@samur420]

Agree...Kunal what you think happened in the end?

[@samur420]

Helly ..waiting for your review

[@happycloud7202]

Thank you helly! I have taken baby steps in readin inspired by you and now I can’t spent a day without reading!

[@mirudulavaishnavi2169]

I started reading story books just because of u..... So pls never, ever stop making videos ☺️✌️

[@tulikanandi4142]

Absolutely right🙋

[@Pavithra-ig9dl]

Yesss me too ❤️

[@sailanijat2022]

So glad to see Rebecca here!! In one of your recent videos I have commented asking you whether you have read it or not and now here it is! Lots of love helly ❤️ And please people it is NOT a romantic book.

[@afroentertainer2443]

i also have read all Gillian Flynn books as well

[@anmolv1]

I am surprised you didnt include Kafka on the shore in your list.

[@exoloey2152]

She mentioned that in her previous video (books that blow your mind category) so it would be repeatative. Maybe that's why. Though she mentioned Gone Girl in both of the videos.

[@shreyagupta8652]

Gonna read The boy in striped pajamas My sisters keeper The story of sn hour Fight club... Definitely 👍👍

[@yuktadewangan9638]

Read agatha cristie tooo... She is amazing!!!

[@shreyagupta8652]

@@yuktadewangan9638 I'll try to read her book ...I guess her books isn't for begginers ...is it???? As I haven't read any of her book

[@yuktadewangan9638]

No,you can read her books even if you are a beginner.

[@shreyagupta8652]

@@yuktadewangan9638 thnx🙂

[@pratyasharoy8200]

Thank you so much for the Shoutout ❤❤...... Gone Girl is one of my favorites too

[@dreamfight5665]

Great helly , you recomend some mindblowing stuff , they have helped me a lot , tankyou helly

[@thehellyblog]

Which one helped?

[@dreamfight5665]

@@thehellyblog iam a law aspirant so reading is must , so books recommend like thinking fas and slow,factfullness etc had helped me a lot in developing my language+vocab ,so tnku helly😊😊 nd keep sharing such goid stuff🙏

[@ThatTsundokuGirl]

I love My Sister's Keeper so much! It's just a books that's very close to my heart!❤

[@akhileshgupta5660]

Ghachar ghochar's ending was very confusing and one more thing arrey of questions were left unanswered and some how couldn't relate my single theory to book

[@faizanshaikh2025]

Mam please please make a video on Perry manson books. She is a lawyer and her books series is about cases. Thriller and mysterious cases. That actually blow your mind

[@IshaSharma11]

I also want to know

[@vedanagpal4318]

Helly I bought few books from your recommendation for beginners .... and I felt that the books were great...thank you so much for helping

[@pratyushabhattacharjee9072]

I read ghachar ghochar and I really want to know your interpretation about the ending... (I think the narrator knows what could happen to Anita or may be already happened . He just want to ingore the reality )

[@khushigoyal5272]

The excessive use of Literally is painful to the ears. Plus many of the times it's wrong, look for example the title. Apart from the criticism, your passion for reading is infectious. Keep on spreading awareness! Thanks ❤️

[@trivesh_gupta]

Actually it's been a long time since I have been reading books.. And now I am working on the vocab part from books.. If anyone wants to learn words of books.. Which we may stuck on.. Then I can help 🤘👍🙏

[@subhajitsurai5348]

What a plot twist in "The story of an hour"!!

[@shabnathaj2627]

Hey,do you mind answering me? Is it like she was happy to know her husband was dead and because of overjoy,she also died

[@amaldutta3686]

Please make a video on books by modern day authors❤

[@01shubhamchavan78]

Story of an hour plot twist though 😂😭dont know what reaction to give When you are kept in cage for life time and when you get free for little moment and when you started think of new life with all dreams in hand and at that very moment your master catches you and put again into cage the shock you get ud enarmous I think this is the message of story Plz correct me if i am wrong

[@dyutimoydan8752]

I think the lost symbol from dan brown should be in this list .

[@alcaraz..]

Can you tell me if i should read 'Man's search for meaning'? I've been quite interested in ww2 books for sometime and thought to give it a try and it would be nice if you gave your opinions 'bout it.

[@shriyakhedekar1837]

Literally the best recommendations Thanks helly

[@thehellyblog]

Which was your fave?

[@shriyakhedekar1837]

@@thehellyblog Daphne du Maurier Rebecca Duh.. all time mind blowing

[@prakashsharma6241]

If you have read autobiography books. Which books should I read? Please make a video on this topic if possible.

[@gopika5533]

Oh gosh Helly! U come up with such amazing videos and then all I see is my tbr list overflowing 😂 I will surely read these books because they really seem to be the books that give the chills!

[@thehellyblog]

Yes do read them soon 😊

[@cuberkid7311]

Loovee you❤️❤️this recommendation list is..🔥🔥🔥🔥(btw i am also a bengali and i love reading too)

[@nishthagupta1357]

Already watched "Shutter Island" 😄😂❤🙌🏻

[@simratjassar5421]

My sister's keeper is the first book I read and still remains my favourite to this day. I don't know there is something about that book .

[@abhiram1906]

Gillian flynn was my all time favourite writer ❤

[@debojyotidutta3225]

I just read one of them-`The Boy In Striped Pyjamas'...I will definitely read them all...thanks a lot What u like the most-paperback or hardback??

[@thehellyblog]

Hope u like it

[@debojyotidutta3225]

@@thehellyblog Obviously....😁

[@lensworld3576]

I love novels but because of taking science and in +2 i distanced myself from reading my english have become worse 😥.Thank God I found you .this year i am not joining college will read every recommendation of yours. Ps: sorry for my bad english😂😂

[@Navin246]

Hey Helly, amazing recommendations & If you could review "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Trilogy" that will be helpful Looking forward for your next video ✌️

[@IshaSharma11]

Exactly.

[@ab2776]

Shutter island i had read the book before watching the film and it absolutely blew my mind.

[@IshaSharma11]

I also want to read

[@KamleshSingh-xz7ix]

I have read we were Liars and the plot Twist blew my mind 😨 and it was sad too

[@woodminstrel]

The ending is quite confusing in Ghachar Ghochar....and I really didn't understood what happened at the end? I think he killed his wife or Ravi. Why was there blood in his hands or like the blood waa just a metaphor

[@nusrathpk2905]

Can you do review of book sapiens

[@kusumtyagi5639]

Helly please do a bookshelf tour🙏🙏Love your video 😀I leave all the work just to watch your video 😘😘😘 BTW 1st

[@thehellyblog]

Okayyy soon

[@SamsungA-qc5ch]

After seeing your video which was about toxic relationship now I understand that any types of toxic relationship or friendship should be quit as soon as possible specially for women. Thank you love♥️

[@amnafathima5694]

Hi helly can you make a book shelf tour

[@thehellyblog]

Yes when I get some time

[@rishithamamidala7448]

Actually I expected that twist in the boy in the striped pyjamas but I didn't want it to happen but it did😭

[@abhimankeshav4123]

It was leonardo decaprio acting that made shutter island a classic movie.

[@thehellyblog]

True

[@riyasarkar5576]

Maybe you should try " Hercule Poirot's Christmas " by Agatha Christie ...

[@anshikasaxena3638]

I can't stop crying when I was reading the end of the boy in the striped pyjamas

[@mayuri_mdk]

Hi Helly! I read(audiobook) Forty rules of love based your recommendation! Thoroughly enjoyed it!

[@thehellyblog]

I'm glad...which part was the best?

[@mayuri_mdk]

@@thehellyblog I think it opened my mind about the concept of love and I'm 33 so you can imagine that book definitely has an impact! 😀

[@mahekrai8915]

Hey Helly! Please tell me your version of the ending of Ghachar Ghochar.. I read it after ur recommendation, but my mind omg! Please tell me !😭😭😭😭😖

[@ShankariS-oc4se]

I have read "And then there were none" by Agatha Christie that was like best ever like you said.. it's like woah!!!

[@parisha5879]

I remember the almost horror I felt when I read the end of 'Story of an hour'.... Glad you mentioned it...it subtly brings to notice so many issues in such a short length... definitely mind blowing!!

[@kailashchandratrivedi6928]

I didn't get that story.... Can u tell me what actually happened in it..

[@parisha5879]

The story starts with a notion that the protagonist is in deep grief because of the sudden demise of her husband. BUT as the story progresses, she starts to hauntingly realize that she is indeed happy that he passed away ( hauntingly because she herself is trying to convince herself that she loved him a lot)... She really imagines a life of freedom without him and is so happy that when she climbs down the stairs to see that her husband is actually alive... That sudden shock takes her life... Which means that the shock of finding him alive was multiple times that of hearing that he passed away!! Doesn't it implicitly tell you that she was a victim of hidden suppression? With that context, try to read again... I hope I helped you in some way...

[@kailashchandratrivedi6928]

@@parisha5879 Ah.. I get it now... Thanks a lot for such a good explanation.. .. I'll try reading it again....

[@parisha5879]

My pleasure...☺️

[@simranagashe]

Helly's new video Me : clicking the like button in the first second !! Edit: came back after watching the video , it was mindblowing 🤯🤯 awesome💥💥

[@thehellyblog]

Hehe thanks

[@simranagashe]

@@thehellyblog the video was awesome 💥💥

[@Persuit_of_happiness01]

Can you write review on The book *THIS IS GOING TO HURT*

[@purvanshch.7371]

Dats amazing Must read for everyone Hilarious nd heartbreaking at d same time...

[@sumaiyasharique3762]

Story of an hour was just amazing helly really like your recommendations and I am looking forward to reading your recommendations

[@rudramodha6048]

If its just me or any body else that I don't get AGATHA CHISTIE😂😂😂😂

[@IshaSharma11]

Exactly.

[@sharveshthakur1096]

I read The Boy in the Striped Pyajamas it was so so sad I bought it after watching your recommendation. I read it just now, its almost 2 at night and I cant sleep.

[@IshaSharma11]

Great

[@hiralvatsal5412]

Can you please recommend some psychological thrillers or mysteries?

[@sahilgarabadu2517]

The silent patient The still lake

[@hiralvatsal5412]

Sahil Garabadu have read already. Something else?

[@Mxe00.]

@@hiralvatsal5412 Try Shutter island and Voyagers of Hell.

[@Rajmaboy]

Unable to digest ' The story of an hour'😦

[@USaraswat79]

Oh god shutter Island is the most confusing thing ever happened to me!!! The end is just soo confusing..like I was literally binging on KZbin videos to understand the ending.... that's what we literally except from a movie though...

[@varun3316]

Wow, she's so popular, they've named a comet after her

[@exoloey2152]

😂😂

[@GlitchyGlobe]

My take from this video are Ghachar ghochar ( newlyweded wife of the narrator challenges the dinamics of the family)