gentle reminder that you are not defined by being a slow reader or a fast reader, what matters the most is whether you enjoy reading itself. reading is not a competition
Second read of August
The restaurant of lost recipes by Hisashi Kashiwai
I haven’t read many books from Japanese literature (only one or two so far) so I’m curious to explore more of it
English isn’t my first language, and I’m more familiar with American and British English.
Overall, even though I was a bit disappointed and expected more based on the reviews I had seen before starting it, I still enjoyed the book.
3.5 ⭐️
Honestly I liked the whole idea, and it was a heartwarming story. I just think the emotions could have been delivered a bit more deeply and intensely. Also there was a lot of Irish slang and the dialogue's sentence structure was sometimes unfamiliar to me since/
Starting off with Foster by Claire Keegan
This is my first Claire Keegan book and also my first read of August
Let’s see how it goes!
P.S: I’m a fast-paced reader and this book is short so I’ll probably finish it in a couple of hours
Starting off with Foster by Claire Keegan
This is my first Claire Keegan book and also my first read of August
Let’s see how it goes!
P.S: I’m a fast-paced reader and this book is short so I’ll probably finish it in a couple of hours
Happy 1st of August!
Here’s my August reading list
P.S: I’m reading Mythos by Stephen Fry too, but since it’s gonna take more than one month to finish I didn’t include it
the main character suffering their whole life just to die at the end of the story gotta be my least favorite thing in fiction ever. i don’t care how realistic it is