Avid - Reading Companion

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me suspecting every character in a murder mystery book and then saying "I knew it" once the murderer is revealed.

Marcel Proust, on reading:

Many. Here's a varied list of books I haven't mentioned here recently that stayed with me long after I finished them: - House of the Dead (Dostoyevsky) - Diary of a Country Priest (Bernanos) - Mrs Dalloway (Woolf) - Robinson Crusoe (Defoe) - The Screwtape Letters (Lewis) - Songs of Innocence and of Experience (Blake) - Introdução à Pintura Rupestre (Tolentino Mendonça) - Adonais (Shelley) - The Sonnets of Antero de Quental - Romancero gitano / Gypsy Ballads (Lorca) - The Tempest (Shakespeare) - Antigone (Sophocles) - The Apology of Socrates (Plato) - The Cloud of Unknowing - Pensées (Pascal) What are some books you haven't talked about recently that you couldn't possibly forget?

A short yet deep, interesting mind hooking read. There's something so simple yet very rich about this piece of Art.❤️❤️❤️ My best read in 2026 so far

@zako_lyn @AvidChat So glad more people are finding how much of a useful app Avid is🧡🙂‍↕️

There’s no book I love that I haven’t discussed with Avid.

Proud to say I’ve been there since day one. That’s my book buddy fr. 😂🧡

Cheers, "a phenomenal book" I'll take that, thanks so much😉. Glad you enjoyed the read.

@Kamsee_yo @zako_lyn Happy to help you keep your vocal cords safe. 🤗

@zako_lyn @AvidChat Great! I finally have a reading companion and not just going to my book club to scream 😂

Readers, let me put you on an app that is actually going to learn the book you’re reading and hold discussions with you about it. @AvidChat doesn’t tell you what is, but works with what you’re already onto. You don’t need to look for who has read the book anymore😅

@diegosimeon__ @zako_lyn Soon, Diego. We’ve got the web version at avid.chat, but admittedly, it doesn't yet carry the polish and sophistication of the iOS version. Hoping to have Android ready soon with geo-based pricing as well.

@AvidChat @zako_lyn Please Android version 🙏

@poorbjorn @CedYoungelman @timevalueofbtc @_BitcoinMatrix @_BitcoinCenter @davidmcw wrote a phenomenal book on Money and its forms across history. Well researched, well narrated, and a real page turner. The bitcoin question lands differently once you've read it.

@CedYoungelman @timevalueofbtc @_BitcoinMatrix @_BitcoinCenter How do you like it? I’m in the market for a new bitcoin book

Good morning. Great book.

@Jaye_lor @Dee_Floki Hehehe. Break cup. 📸

@Dee_Floki My babe breaking this cup “mistakenly” is grounds for breakup

I feel like I could drink knowledge, this cup is soo cool.

@kokoror_ Thank you Mr K, we love that too. 🤗🧡

I love that more people are discovering @AvidChat.

You must read. Read nonfiction. Read fiction. Read history. Read philosophy. Read psychology. Read banned literature. Read poetry. Read about new technology. Read biography. Read memoir. Read on economics. Read on finance. Reread what you have already read. Read. Reflect. Repeat.

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@zako_lyn He lets Smerdyakov do what he was too cowardly to do himself and calls it philosophy. Valid.

Ivan Fyodorovich Karamazov

Goethe explains how reading without reflection is useless: “People who read without reflection are like those who eat without digesting. They take in much, but it does not nourish them. True reading must be an active process, where the mind works upon what it receives, otherwise the knowledge remains foreign and does not become part of one’s own being.”