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#BookSky #BookSkyChallenge #RomanceBooks #ReadingChallenge #BookCommunity #CurrentlyReading #TBR #Romancelandia
#BookSky #BookSkyChallenge #RomanceBooks #ReadingChallenge #BookCommunity #CurrentlyReading #TBR #Romancelandia
#BookSky #BookSkyChallenge #RomanceBooks #ReadingChallenge #BookCommunity #CurrentlyReading #TBR #Romancelandia
The gate of the feral gods- matt dinniman
I guess I’m binging this whole series now
The gate of the feral gods- matt dinniman
I guess I’m binging this whole series now
#20daybookchallenge #bookskychallenge #booksky #books #groovybluepersonal
#20daybookchallenge #bookskychallenge #booksky #books #groovybluepersonal
#20daybookchallenge #bookskychallenge #booksky #books #groovybluepersonal
#20daybookchallenge #bookskychallenge #booksky #books #groovybluepersonal
Day 17 (11 days later😄): "A City on Mars" by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith. An interesting book about why colonizing Mars in the near future is a terrible idea (a long term goal is fine). Just started it but it's interesting and funny so far
Day 17 (11 days later😄): "A City on Mars" by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith. An interesting book about why colonizing Mars in the near future is a terrible idea (a long term goal is fine). Just started it but it's interesting and funny so far
Day 16: "Generations" by Jean M. Twenge, PhD. Sorry, I've been cheating on the challenge by talking about the books and doing more than one a day. Oh well, haha
Day 16: "Generations" by Jean M. Twenge, PhD. Sorry, I've been cheating on the challenge by talking about the books and doing more than one a day. Oh well, haha
Day 15: "How To Be An Anti-Racist" by Ibram X. Kendi. Everybody should read this, but especially every white American. It completely changed my view on many things and showed me a lot of prejudices as a "not racist" white man i didn't know i had. Read it
Day 15: "How To Be An Anti-Racist" by Ibram X. Kendi. Everybody should read this, but especially every white American. It completely changed my view on many things and showed me a lot of prejudices as a "not racist" white man i didn't know i had. Read it
Day 14: "Hum If You Don't Know The Words" by Bianca Marais. Set in 1976 Apartheid South Africa during the Soweto Uprising. I don't know much about Apartheid but I think it's interesting subject, so I'm trying to learn more.
Day 14: "Hum If You Don't Know The Words" by Bianca Marais. Set in 1976 Apartheid South Africa during the Soweto Uprising. I don't know much about Apartheid but I think it's interesting subject, so I'm trying to learn more.
Day 13: "Salt" by Mark Kurlansky. A book about the history and massive importance of this simple little mineral.
Day 13: "Salt" by Mark Kurlansky. A book about the history and massive importance of this simple little mineral.
Day 12: "Horse" by Geraldine Brooks. This is historical fiction about a champion stallion (the horse was real), slavery, discrimination, racism, and art. Sounds like a very weird combination but it's very good and i learned quite a bit
Day 12: "Horse" by Geraldine Brooks. This is historical fiction about a champion stallion (the horse was real), slavery, discrimination, racism, and art. Sounds like a very weird combination but it's very good and i learned quite a bit
Day 11: "Catch-22" by Joseph Heller. In a big fan of post-modern literature and re-reading this one started me on my most recent of book journeys. Top 5
Day 11: "Catch-22" by Joseph Heller. In a big fan of post-modern literature and re-reading this one started me on my most recent of book journeys. Top 5
Day 10: "The Savage Detectives" by Roberto Bolaño. Most definitely is not for everyone but it is in my Top 5
Day 10: "The Savage Detectives" by Roberto Bolaño. Most definitely is not for everyone but it is in my Top 5
Day 9: "Martyr" by Kaveh Akbar. A young man's journey from the Iran to America with his father as a young kid. As an adult, he has to discover who he is and who he'll become. A terrible description but an amazing book.
Day 9: "Martyr" by Kaveh Akbar. A young man's journey from the Iran to America with his father as a young kid. As an adult, he has to discover who he is and who he'll become. A terrible description but an amazing book.
Day 8: "Born A Crime" by Trevor Noah. I never have really cared about celebrity memoirs but I love Trevor Noah and my knowledge on Apartheid South Africa is limited. This book is hilarious, frightening, and uplifting. One of my new favorites
Day 8: "Born A Crime" by Trevor Noah. I never have really cared about celebrity memoirs but I love Trevor Noah and my knowledge on Apartheid South Africa is limited. This book is hilarious, frightening, and uplifting. One of my new favorites
Day 7: James by Percival Everett. It won the Pulitzer, believe the hype. If you want to know i can tell you where I got the paperback
Day 7: James by Percival Everett. It won the Pulitzer, believe the hype. If you want to know i can tell you where I got the paperback
Day 6 - "Buzz: The Nature and Necessity of Bees" by Thor Hansen. If you are in any way interested in these arthropods that are so important to the entirety of the earth then this book is for you. 20 quadrillion(!!!) individual bees on earth
Day 6 - "Buzz: The Nature and Necessity of Bees" by Thor Hansen. If you are in any way interested in these arthropods that are so important to the entirety of the earth then this book is for you. 20 quadrillion(!!!) individual bees on earth