Just finished: Dungeon Crawler Carl
A LitRPG/Gamelit Adventure

[2020]

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Just finished: Cyberspies
The Secret History of Surveillance, Hacking, and Digital Espionage

[2016]

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Just finished: Atlas Shrugged

[1957]

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Just finished: Bullshit Jobs
A Theory

[2018]

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#FinishedReading ‘What does it feel like?’ by Sophie Kinsella.

I should read more novellas. I think if I wrote a book it would be a novella.

I’ve never read any of Sophie Kinsella’s books. I found this one funny, thoughtful, and honest (although fiction she refers to it as inspired by her life).

#FinishedReading ‘107 days’ by @kamalaharris.com

I’ve previously read Obama’s post-presidency book, Michelle Obama’s “Becoming”, Hilary Clinton’s book about losing to Trump, and Nick Clegg’s book about the UK coalition government. This is by far the most engaging and accessible read IMHO.

#FinishedReading ‘Go ahead, Secret Seven’ by Enid Blyton.

Another mystery solved including an unusual occurrence with Scamper the dog being temporarily the seventh member of the Secret Seven.

Finally… I finished 硝子の塔の殺人 by 知念実希人 (Chinen Mikito).
I think I know exactly how to sum up my experience with this book: I loved the concept, but I did not enjoy reading it.
I liked the homage to the honkaku mystery, and it was fun to go through all the tropes of detective fiction through this book, but it didn’t make for a very compelling story in my opinion.

Anyway, it’s done now, first book in Japanese finished this year! ✨

And with this, I’m at one book finished in each of my three target languages in February! It’s actually a rare occurrence.
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#FinishedReading ‘The Seaside Family’ by Enid Blyton (from ‘The Family Series’).

Oh I do so enjoy the simplicity and gentleness of ‘The Family Series’. Still makes me want to live in a caravan too.

#FinishedReading ‘Cheer up love: Adventues in depression with the crab of hate’ by Susan Calman.

And interesting insight to depression and anxiety, told in her familiar comedic voice.