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A list with short impressions of the books I have read in 2024 - Pt 1. Have you read/heard of some of these? Opinions?
1. Man named Ove - Frederick Buckman 5/5⭐, favourite.
I struggled a bit at the beginning, not really sure why, but ended up enjoying it and loving so much! It lefta a warm and cozy feeling. Movie is also good.
2. Dali & I: The Surreal Story - Stan Lauryssens 3/5⭐
Not really sure if it is a biography or fiction, it left me unimpressed. Would watch a movie, it's announced but it seems like it's not going to happen.
3. Nobody is forgotten and we don't remember anything - Mirjana Drljevic 5/5⭐, favourite.
This one still isn't available in English but I had to share it here since it's so good. The author won the contest for young unpublished writers. The story is a crime mystery with a dash of magic realism and every detail fall into it's place by the end.
4. Ecstasy - Irvine Welsh 3/5⭐
I would probably enjoy this one more in my teen years. It seems to me that Irvine is trying to hard to shock us.
5. Konstantin - Tom Bullough 3/5⭐
Translation that I have picked was very poor, the ends kinda abruptly, but the setting is very poetic. The book is romanticised biography of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, Russian rocket scientist who pioneered astronautics.
Anyone interested in part two? 😁
#entertainment
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1. Man named Ove - Frederick Buckman 5/5⭐, favourite.
I struggled a bit at the beginning, not really sure why, but ended up enjoying it and loving so much! It lefta a warm and cozy feeling. Movie is also good.
2. Dali & I: The Surreal Story - Stan Lauryssens 3/5⭐
Not really sure if it is a biography or fiction, it left me unimpressed. Would watch a movie, it's announced but it seems like it's not going to happen.
3. Nobody is forgotten and we don't remember anything - Mirjana Drljevic 5/5⭐, favourite.
This one still isn't available in English but I had to share it here since it's so good. The author won the contest for young unpublished writers. The story is a crime mystery with a dash of magic realism and every detail fall into it's place by the end.
4. Ecstasy - Irvine Welsh 3/5⭐
I would probably enjoy this one more in my teen years. It seems to me that Irvine is trying to hard to shock us.
5. Konstantin - Tom Bullough 3/5⭐
Translation that I have picked was very poor, the ends kinda abruptly, but the setting is very poetic. The book is romanticised biography of Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, Russian rocket scientist who pioneered astronautics.
Anyone interested in part two? 😁
#entertainment
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