I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.
#ABookADay2025
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I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.
#ABookADay2025
panSometimes classics hit right and you understand why they are standing the test of time, and sometimes not at all. Unfortunately this is one of those lesser times. I hate the repetitive nature of his writing, you really need to know your philosophy and Eastern European literary critics (he throws a bunch of dead white men's names at you just to let you know he knows who they are). There are a lot of scenes with bodily fluids? Luckily this will 👇
It was beautiful this afternoon, not too humid, not too hot. I didn‘t want to go back to work after lunch. My current read.
I haven't been able to really dig into this yet, but I am so happy Glen and Marketa have reconnected to release more music. The couple songs I've heard are delightful. I have such great memories of seeing them around the release of their movie Once.
#tuesdaytunes
“If those we love visit us when we dream, those who torment us almost always visit us when we're still awake.”
#LoveLost
#Feelinthelove
Love this one ❤️
pickIn the late 1920s, Czechoslovakia has been newly formed and a young wealthy couple decides to have a house built. Their fate and that of the house is followed over the years to 1990. I really liked this. Great character development and enough plot to move things along nicely.
pickA beautiful but sad story about this couple who lost contact during the war. They will meet again but in special circumstances and you will see that encounter in the first chapter. Then, the story goes to the past to know how Lanka and Josef met and what happened to them. It is emotionally intense. Reading about Prague and Terezin made me remind my visit to those places a couple of years ago. 4⭐️
A day late, organizing some books, and I found this for #coverlove #hat
@Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickWe have a fantastic novel to discuss this week. Laurent Binet's debut novel “HHhH“ has been on both our radars since its release over a decade ago and our high expectations were met and exceeded by this brilliant, thrilling, and important book. We highly recommend this book and we hope you enjoy our conversation about all things “HHhH.“
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0YJ0Hwirv08rBPPHBry1oQ
