Some titles I think are worth sharing 😉
I rarely read Sci-Fi before because most of the time I couldn’t follow the plot or sometimes I am just too impatient 😬 But this one is so different and I really enjoyed reading it. Cried a few times too!
So of course my next move after this was: ordering The Martian and I did.
#2. The Art of War
I am reading it and will re-read many times this year I guess…
#3. Unreasonable Hospitality: The Field Guide (The Unreasonable Hospitality Collection)
I love good services and seeing people enjoy a good service. And Unreasonable Hospitality is my all time favorite business books so of course when Will published this one, I HAD TO get it. Great illustration and again, amazing content! If you are looking for ideas and how to implement them, this is THE BOOK <3
As soon as I saw a fake poster on Instagram (😁) featuring Anne Hathaway AND Cillian Murphy as the stars in the movie based on the same book, I got curious and started reading it. I do wish they both would be in it, as I like them.
If you are interested in psychology, how childhood influences your personality and your way of thinking, and EVERYTHING else psychology-wise, highly recommended!
Not the easiest one to read, but very relatable if you have put some time into working on yourself… you will see it and know it. Human nature is interesting!!!!!!
#5. Taste: The Sunday Times bestselling memoir from the award-winning actor and famous foodie
I like the actor, I like food and I love reading memoirs!
I couldn’t recall that I liked poetry but it has always been there, quietly threading through my life. From primary school to high school, it showed up in literature class whether I wanted it or not. We memorized lines, dissected verses, and wrote essays. In uni, I majored in English Literature (not the most passionate choice I ever made, but I graduated hahaha yay!!).
And now here I am, reading poetry again. This time, completely by choice and actually loving it.
I love how Amanda Gorman talks about it: reading poetry isn’t about turning the page, it’s about feeling what’s right in front of you… Sometimes I am surprised by how few words can bring such intense / tranquil feelings….
(to be continued…)