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I have been an avid book reader from a very young age. I developed a keen interest in reading more than 2 decades ago. I still remember the days when my mother used to bring copies of Nandan/Champak/Chandamama for me every month :-) My mother herself is a lover of classic Hindi literature & she passed on this habit to me. So, I was exposed to the magical work of Premchand Ji & other Indian authors right from an early age. As time progressed, I developed a habit of wanting to *read* anything while eating :-D If I don't get anything to read, I can't finish my meal. It doesn't necessarily have to be a book or magazine. Even if it is a note written on a crumpled piece of a paper, it would serve the purpose ;-)

I still have enough physical books & magazines at my home that I can start a very small library :-)
Lack of space & time stopped me from pursuing my hobby of reading. I went from being busy to super busy & there wasn't enough storage space to pack a ton of books. BUT it all changed one fine day when I discovered Project Guttenburg & re-discovered the joy of reading on my phone! Yes, my phone has a large screen & I totally loved it :-)

And then came the day when I was gifted a Kindle by someone special. This completely changed the way I was reading the books. I became an active user of Goodreads & in less than 2 years, I finished reading 30 books :-)

My blog The Pages Between Fingers is my attempt to spread this love & joy of reading to people who want to read but don't know how to start. 

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