#competitive book

[abhijeetblogs]

Best book for SSC GD Constable 2024-25

You will find many books available in the market for SSC GD exam. Not everyone is able to pass the exam. The reason for this is that most people are unable to understand which ssc gd book will prove beneficial for them. 

Hard work of the candidate and selection of the right books are very important to pass any exam. 

SSC GD Constable Book 2024-25

Here we will write only about those books from which you can score maximum marks. Almost all the topics asked in the exam are described in these books. All these books are suggested by experts, so read these books first.

SSC GD Book Names for all subject

Below are the names of the SSC GD Constable book-

Verbal and Non Verbal reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal

General Knowledge by Lucent publication

Elementary and Advanced Mathematics by Kiran Publication

Adhunik Hindi vyakaran aur Rachna by Dr. Vashudevnandan Prasad

English Grammar Book by Wren and Martin

[brainrotcharacters]

That's that shit eating grin that practically screams "Harder! HARDER!" except the homoerotic subtext is a tripwire they're crash landing through

[chloesimaginationthings]

William Afton into the FNAF-verse

[egophiliac]

DOGS

IN

SPACE

[virfujiwara]

Any The Book Of Life (2014) enjoyers here? Ramble in the tags lol Reminder that commissions are open and I'm making art for your donations and we are raising money for an AAPI charity through this zine, if you or someone you know likes Watcher, check it out!

[sokkalore]

season 1 of the tgcf donghua: yayyy met a handsome ghost hehe, we’re having sleepovers forever, he sucked snake venom out of my hand 😍 he got me the non corpse face plant for healing 😋 he left me a pretty ring 😙

season 2 of the tgcf donghua:

[theancientwayoflife]

~ "Freydal": Tournament book of Emperor Maximilian I.

Culture: South German

Date: A.D. 1512-1515

Medium: 255 gouaches heightened with gold and silver in leather strap: paper; leather.

• From the source: The "Freydal" describes the tournaments during Maximilian's knightly love journey.

[circusclowne]

tpot 14 was cool

without blur

[yujeong]

KPTS characters + The Art of War quotes

[teiasviago]

colin 🤝 anthony: making an heir in s3

[sserrafeim]

“I need him biblically,” I say about a man that would be locked up in jail if he was real

[identitty-dickruption]

no tell us about the hats

okay!

the summer between year 7 and year 8, apropos of nothing, I decided that it would be cool if I wore a different hat every single day of the following school year. I'd been umpiring softball all summer, so this was the first time I really had major monetary resources at my disposal. and I decided it would be best spent on The Hat Project. so I took my wad of cash down to all the local op shops and I bought out as many hats as I could find

my primary aim was to wear a different hat every day. my secondary aim was for those hats to get increasingly weird with every passing day. if anyone ever asked me any questions about the hats, I would pretend that I had no idea what they were talking about. if I was feeling particularly funny I would act like I didn't even know that I was wearing a hat to begin with. this worked particularly well in the cases of the bright pink cowboy hat and also the massive pom pom hat

the only day I didn't wear a hat was the day of the book week costume competition. that day, I wore a paper mache ham costume that I had made by myself in my backyard. because the only thing year 8 me was committed to more than The Bit was winning that damn costume competition

I hope this answers all your questions

[magiefish]

This might just be a *me* thing, but I do find it kind of fascinating that almost every Feminist Greek Myth Retelling seems compelled to flatten Helen into a two-dimensional basic-bitch with no guilt or remorse for her actions despite the fact that self-loathing for her own beauty, a feeling of a lack of agency in the face of Aphrodite's whims and a complicated affection for and loyalty to both the Greeks and the Trojans are all major characteristics of hers in both The Odyssey and The Iliad. I'm sure this has nothing to do with the dynamics of modern feminism and patriarchy whatsoever.

[arctic-hands]

one of the worst things in the development of bullet journals is the creation of reading trackers imo. people seem to just be setting themselves up for disappointment and self-loathing with those things, I'm always seeing posts in group about how upset they are they didn't read "enough" books that month/year

[spampai]

As they say, “An artist can draw a n y t h i n g.”

50 likes and I’ll draw them again idfk

Got inspiration from a FNF song (Catfight)

[nellasbookplanet]

Now that season 2 of good omens is only about a month away and everyone waiting has already watched season 1 and read the book multiple times, may I suggest something to tide you over while waiting:

When the Angels Left the Old Country by Sacha Lamb! Featuring an angel and a demon best-friend pair going on a trip together and being very confused by humans and their weird ways! It is very good!

The general tone is pretty humorous and light-hearted, the characters are fun, the mythology is fun, it’s all very jewish and very queer but light on romance (there’s an f/f subplot though!). The plot is less apocalyptic than Good Omens (they’re looking for a missing girl, not trying to stop armageddon) but equally as engaging.

In short: read When the Angels Left the Old Country, please, I beg of you, it deserves so much love