neha sharma

My reading list 2025

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My reading list for 2025. A stack of books

If you are a book-lover, or a reader then - "hello, my friend". I love reading books. This is something I enjoy because it gives me break from screen, and I love to listen/read stories, know about other things.

I don't follow any specific genres. I just pick random books.

So, here is a list of my 2025 books (month wise) I am reading or finished . If you have any recommedation then do let me know at X.

PS: "The Daily Stotic" book has 365 thoughts. I try to read 1 page every day. I am tracking this monthly. Hence, you will see the book each month.

Last updated on 5th August 2025
11 Books Finished
3 Currently Reading
4 On Hold
18 Total Books

Philosphical The Daily Stoic

Non-fiction Liftoff: The inside story of Elon Musk, SpaceX

tech AI Engineering: Building Applications with Foundation Models

July Note - 5th August
July was better than June; I was able to return to my morning reading routine. I also finished my backlog of The Daily Stoic. I started reading "Notes from Underground", but I didn't like enjoyed it. I managed to get through half the book before deciding to give up. I'll pick another title by Dostoevsky, as I don't like giving up on books or authors.

Philosphical The Daily Stoic

Philosphical Many-Lives-Many-Masters

Philosphical Notes from the Underground

June Note:
June was a hot month and that lead to fatigue and I was not able to read every day. To reset my reading habit, I have picked a random book from my collection for July.

Philosphical The Daily Stoic

tech Distributed Systems

tech database internal

space Planets

Philosphical The Daily Stoic

tech Designing Data-Intensive Applications

Philosphical The Daily Stoic

tech Operating Systems: Three Easy Pieces

tech Designing Data-Intensive Applications

Philosphical The Daily Stoic

tech Designing Data-Intensive Applications

story Theek Tumhare Peechhe

Philosphical The Daily Stoic

health How not to die

self help The Last Lecture

Japan kokoro

story Theek Tumhare Peechhe

philosphical The Daily Stoic

sc-fi Orbital

self help So Good They Can't Ignore You

Japan Japanisom

Happy Reading!!