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The Stranger
Albert Camus
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Ove reminds me so much of Carl from the Disney movie Up 😭
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Solaris
Stanisław Lem
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Niepokój przychodzi o zmierzchu
Lucas Rijneveld
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Hi!! I was wondering if you too like to have more than 1 book on the currently reading list or maybe you prefer to fully commit to only one?
For me it has to be more than one but less than three (yeah very specific haha) because when there’s only one book I tend to either lose interest or get so emotional that I keep putting it away. But on the same time if I have more than 3 books I get overwhelmed by the amount of them and end up not reading any. Once it’s 2 or 3 books I feel like I have the ability to choose what I want to read right now without the feeling like there’s too much to choose from and the feeling of stagnation bc of not completing any or being forced to read only one and no more like it’s a task or assignment (which I always hated).
Anyway I’m curious how you guys like to read your books, how many on the currently reading list do you have?
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i always try to be open-minded when i read the type of books outside my usual interests (mainly fantasy, romantasy, adventure, eventually classics and crime novel) but tbh this book is so disturbing to me. i'm disgusted by some of the stories. i know it's supposed to be controversial and taboo-breaking but i guess this type of literature isn't for me. i suppose the cultural differences may be the reason why i can't fully understand those short novels and have some deep thoughts about them (since i'm assuming that was author's goal). to sum up, „ministry of moral panic” is a very very weird book for me and unfortunately it isn't a compliment 😔
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Hi!! I was wondering if you too like to have more than 1 book on the currently reading list or maybe you prefer to fully commit to only one?
For me it has to be more than one but less than three (yeah very specific haha) because when there’s only one book I tend to either lose interest or get so emotional that I keep putting it away. But on the same time if I have more than 3 books I get overwhelmed by the amount of them and end up not reading any. Once it’s 2 or 3 books I feel like I have the ability to choose what I want to read right now without the feeling like there’s too much to choose from and the feeling of stagnation bc of not completing any or being forced to read only one and no more like it’s a task or assignment (which I always hated).
Anyway I’m curious how you guys like to read your books, how many on the currently reading list do you have?
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Matcha on Monday may be my new favourite work from Michiko Aoyama. When it comes to how the story is done it falls somewhere between the library one and the moonlit one which to me is a great thing. I love how comfortable this book is and how meaningful and healing the story feels. It gives you hope for the future and shows you to often look on things from a different perspective because you probably know the answer to the question but just lack a different aproach. Even if someone says that it is obvious, I think we all sometimes forget to take a moment and look at our lives from a different view so books like that are always a good reminder to do so!
By the way sorry if my English feels wrong, I try my best to practice it and write in it but sometimes I feel like I lack words no matter how long I’m looking for them haha
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Matcha on Monday may be my new favourite work from Michiko Aoyama. When it comes to how the story is done it falls somewhere between the library one and the moonlit one which to me is a great thing. I love how comfortable this book is and how meaningful and healing the story feels. It gives you hope for the future and shows you to often look on things from a different perspective because you probably know the answer to the question but just lack a different aproach. Even if someone says that it is obvious, I think we all sometimes forget to take a moment and look at our lives from a different view so books like that are always a good reminder to do so!
By the way sorry if my English feels wrong, I try my best to practice it and write in it but sometimes I feel like I lack words no matter how long I’m looking for them haha
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Matcha on Monday
Michiko Aoyama
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The four books in Tolkien’s main Middle-earth saga + several other collections published posthumously.
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Traktat o higienie. Z dziejów dra Skórzewskiego (wydanie specjalne)
Andrzej Pilipiuk
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