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I have books by Kafka but I like the onion head book cover. Is the happiness book any good? I'm actually thinking of requesting lots of copies of that book for World Book Night next year.
Im sure I've read more than one book this year but this is the one I really enjoyed:
Animals were hiding behind the Coral
Except for little Turtle
I could swear he's trying to talk to me
Gurgle Gurgle
I'll have to remember the books I've read. Earlier in the year I caught the train to and from work and spent around 4 hrs a day travelling I read lots of books in that time
Animals were hiding behind the Coral
Except for little Turtle
I could swear he's trying to talk to me
Gurgle Gurgle
2020
January
Williams, Brooke: Open Night
Hoskyns, Barney: Small Town Talk
February
Heyerdahl, Thor: Kon-Tiki
Franco, James: Palo Alto
March
D’Ambrosio, Antonino: A Heartbeat & a Guitar; Johnny Cash & Making of Bitter Tears
Forester, C. S.: Beat to Quarters
Forester, C. S.: Midshipman Hornblower
April
Streissguth, Michael: Ring of Fire; The Johnny Cash Reader
Wilson, Brian: I am Brian Wilson
May
Szwed, John: Space is the Place; The Lives and Times of Sun Ra
Allen, James: As Man Thinketh
June
Haggard, Merle: Sing Me Back Home
Haggard, Merle: My House of Memories
Viesturs, Ed: K2
July
Manning, Richard: Food’s Frontier
Hentoff, Nat: Listen to the Stories
Taylor, Aurther: Notes and Tones
August
Bouton, Jim: Ball Four (and Five and Six)
September
Krakauer, Jon: Classic Krakauer
Camus, Albert: The Stranger
October
Garner, James: The Garner Files
November
Vieturs, Ed: The Mountain; My Time on Everest
Berry, Wendell: Hannah Coulter
December
Hentoff, Nat: At the Jazz Band Ball: Sixty Years on the Jazz Scene@Tish Good luck with your masters degree. It's good to learn.
@brianlux I've heard of people cataloguing their books, films, games, music, etc. But cataloguing your reading material sounds really motivational and I guess would give you a good overview on reflection. I love collecting books and at the moment I tend to collect more than I am actually reading. I liketo read gripping books which I cant put down.
When I took the first photo and looked at it, seeing the books in a photo led me to think they would looked better with the Observer guides at the bottom, so I physically re-arranged them. One on these days I'll try the rainbow effect, but C. is telling me it's time to go walking. I'm taking the day off and I really don't feel like walking, but we're trying to keep at it every day. Gotta stay young, ya know?
I like the rainbow effect as I'm quite big on colour therapy these days.