Butta

In no particular order:

Dealing with the Dead - in all honesty I saw the book cover in the train station book store and thought it was fun

The Goldfinch - was recommended by a friend and won a Pulitzer after all! But it's massive and my attention span is looooow so I might get it as an e book and read it on the train.

Das Lachen der Geckos - I haven't read very diverse books apart from American, British and German fiction, French classics from when I was still studying French and Swedish comic books.

There are Rivers in the Sky - is just supposed to be really really good and I love philosophical books about life, I love just life stories

Kallocain - I bought it in Sweden last year and still haven't read it, but my reading speed in Swedish is embarrassing. Also I plan on getting a Karin Boye tattoo this year soooooo

Sunrise on the Reaping - is basically a placeholder for all the Panem books. I read one in December. I think when they first came out in Germany I felt too old for ya fantasy fiction and a bit too cool for its popularity, but I am over this now.

Jena Paradies - I bought this one in one of my favourite book stores in Leipzig , Connewitzer Verlagsbuchhandlung and all I read in January was books set in GDR. I spend the last 5 years invested in WW2 history, only to more on to more German history.

Tagebuch der Anne Frank - mainly because I never read it in school and I feel like I have to.

Hamnet - We watched the movie today and both BFs mom LOVED it and it's ranking highest on my book club's to read list. I will definitely put it as my pick of the month once it's my turn.

In no particular order:

Dealing with the Dead - in all honesty I saw the book cover in the train station book store and thought it was fun

The Goldfinch - was recommended by a friend and won a Pulitzer after all! But it's massive and my attention span is looooow so I might get it as an e book and read it on the train.

Das Lachen der Geckos - I haven't read very diverse books apart from American, British and German fiction, French classics from when I was still studying French and Swedish comic books.

There are Rivers in the Sky - is just supposed to be really really good and I love philosophical books about life, I love just life stories

Kallocain - I bought it in Sweden last year and still haven't read it, but my reading speed in Swedish is embarrassing. Also I plan on getting a Karin Boye tattoo this year soooooo

Sunrise on the Reaping - is basically a placeholder for all the Panem books. I read one in December. I think when they first came out in Germany I felt too old for ya fantasy fiction and a bit too cool for its popularity, but I am over this now.

Jena Paradies - I bought this one in one of my favourite book stores in Leipzig , Connewitzer Verlagsbuchhandlung and all I read in January was books set in GDR. I spend the last 5 years invested in WW2 history, only to more on to more German history.

Tagebuch der Anne Frank - mainly because I never read it in school and I feel like I have to.

Hamnet - We watched the movie today and both BFs mom LOVED it and it's ranking highest on my book club's to read list. I will definitely put it as my pick of the month once it's my turn.