u/kritikal_thinking

I recently finished reading Dark Matter, and afterward, a fellow Redditor suggested I watch the TV adaptation.

The book was such an intense ride that the series actually felt like the perfect follow-up. It helped me revisit the story, connect the dots again, and appreciate the little differences between the book and its visual adaptation.

Comparing certain scenes and characters across both versions was honestly really fun. Now I’m in the mood for more books that also have a movie or TV series adaptation.

I’d love recommendations for stories where both the book and the adaptation are worth experiencing. Any favorites?

Hi,

I ordered some products together through Myntra. Now, when I return one of the products from my order, an amount around 20-25₹ is deducted on it. Why is this happening? I didn't apply any coupon codes or order it via COD. Why don't I get the exact amount of the product as refund? I feel this is unfair Myntra.

Just finished reading Dark Matter by Blake Crouch and I'm blown away. The whole plot was so full of twists and turns, and I really liked how it ended.

It took me a whole week to finish this book, but I was so invested from the very start! I used to read it during my work breaks, with my meals, and even before going to sleep.

Overall, it was a really good read but it was also quite emotionally heavy. I don't know how I feel now, lol. The entire concept of there being a multiverse and thousands of versions of you existing, and branching off into new directions as you make a decision.. that was quite something to digest!

So, my question is, it's only been 2 hours that I finished the book. And I'm really tempted to start another one. Should I start it right away? Or should I wait for a day or two to let the book I just read sink in?

What do you guys do? Do you just keep on shuffling from one book to another as soon as you finish? Or do you give it some time? Or do you read multiple books at a time? Or something else? I'd love to know...