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People love to say, “Give a man a fish, and he’ll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he’ll eat for a lifetime.” What they don’t say is, “And it would be nice if you gave him a fishing rod.” That’s the part of the analogy that’s missing.
Trevor Noah, Born a Crime: Stories From a South African Childhood
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Recsmas 2019 - Day 15: A Final Book
The Winter of the Witch by Katherine Arden
All three of the books in the Winternight Trilogy were amazing, and this is the perfect time to read them!! I’m sure they’re good anytime of the year, but they’re fantastic winter reads.
Recsmas day 11: A Diverse Book
The Priory of the Orange Tree was a favorite of mine this year and full of diversity and representation, along with plenty of dragons!
Recsmas 2019 | Day 20
A Good Villain - Chaos Walking
To say you have no choice is to relieve yourself of responsibility.
Mayor Prentiss is probably one of the best villains I've ever read. It's hard to mention anything without spoilers for this trilogy. He emotionally manipulated a whole town and made people do scary things, and then the ending of his story was so human. I didn't like his character at all but he's one of the best portrayed villains with a great storyline.
Recsmas 2019: Day 10 - A book with awesome guys
I love all the boys in this series! But Nealan of Queenscove has always been a favourite.
Neal: You’re the oldest ten year old I’ve ever met
Kel: What is that supposed to mean?
Neal: It means I’m trying to justify to myself the fact that the best lesson I ever had on chivalry came from someone five years younger me. When you put it that way, well, I guess I’d better help.
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2020 Reading Challenge
This year, out of pure boredom, I decided there are simply too many popular books I need to read, so I started designing a list for the new year. It contains 20 reading challenges based on authors I want to read more from, authors I want to discover, and some very specific books. I welcome everyone to try this challenge or express their opinion about the books I chose.
A V. E. Schwab book
I read A darker shade of magic and Vicious and I loved those, but I haven't had a piece of Victoria Schwab's wonderful writing for too long. So for this challenge I chose to read This savage song, followed by Our Dark Duet.
All Grishaverse
If you don't know what Grishaverse is, it's basically the sum of all books written by Leigh Bardugo in the Grisha world. To complete this challenge, I need to read Six of Crows with its sequel, Crooked Kingdom, and also King of Scars.
A Ruta Sepetys book
Last year I read Salt to the Sea, which was insanely good, short, and sad. I want more. For this, I chose Between shades of grey.
A Kristin Hannah book
Her books are everywhere. I've read Winter Garden this year and I have to say that Kristin Hannah knows what she's doing. The Nightingale is a must for me.
A Rainbow Rowell book
I've read Fangirl a long time ago. Pumpkinheads rekindled my love for this author, so I chose to read Eleanor & Park for this.
A Neil Gaiman book
I mean, what am I doing? Why didn't I read anything from him? I'm thinking of going for Neverwhere, but let me know if you have other ideas.
A Terry Pratchett book
The Discworld series fascinated me since I was in school, but I only know it from stories. It's time to get rid of the excuses and start The color of magic.
A middle grade series
I had so many options for this one. I seem to enjoy them a lot, so I wanted something good, but with a fair amount of books because I won't have time for a 10 book series. So I chose to start Aru Shah and the End of Time. It looks like the perfect fit for my reading disires.
A Patrick Ness book
I'm not sure what is the best book to pick up from his. I chose A Monster Calls but let me know if you like better other books of his.
Harry Potter re-read
I'm in the middle of it actually. I wanted to add this so I could have something I'll surely cross off quickly and it'll motivate me to read more. I have the last two books to read.
A fairy-tale retelling
There are so many. I've wanted to pick up Romanov for some time, so this is my chance.
A Haruki Murakami book
His writing style always draws me in and leaves me feeling like I just woke up from a dream. I want to read The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle for this.
An lgbtq book
Great candidates for this one. I'm going to take it easy and finally read I'll give you the sun, but I'm still open for ideas.
A prize winner
The Goldfinch has been on my shelf for quite long. It's time to get rid of it.
A Ian McEwan book
I loved Amsterdam with all my heart. For this, I'll read Atonement.
Scythe series
No description needed.
His Dark Materials trilogy
Just because.
A Markus Zusak book
The Book Thief is my favorite book. I know that his other books won't compare, but I have to see for myself. I chose I am the Messanger.
A Brandon Sanderson book
Mistborn series was one of the greatest adventure of my last year. I don't want to commit big for this, so I chose Elantris.
A Laini Taylor book
Simply saying, Strange the Dreamer.
Recsmas day 3: a book released this year. Supernova by Marissa Meyer. This was such a great finale to a really fun series.ft. some summer flowers.
On the 4th day of Recsmas I recommend to you…..
a first book: Skyward by Brandon Sanderson (both the first book in the series and my first Sanderson read)
because it exciting and full of good banter and intriguing characters (though be warned, it’s sad, too)
