I always like to pick out a bunch of books to bring with me where ever I go. I like old school hardcovers and paperbacks, but I also use other ways of reading. Mostly it depends on my mood. Scroll through this section to see what I’m currently reading, or go directly to Book lists or Book reviews
This is my summer reading list 2021.
When I finish a book and am deciding what to read next, my next book read will be the complete opposite of what I read before most of the times. I like it when books make me think, and after I’ve processed most often I find a book that serves a different fascination of mine.
In a bumpy year like 2020, you sometimes need a break and sometimes you want to dive a bit deeper into a tough issue. Almost all of the books I read this year were non-fiction books, as I choose most of the times. If you like to know what kind of books I loved to read this year, then read on to get 5 amazing pickings of 2020.
When Bill Gates says that if he would start a business today, and it would be a startup to let machines read books through machine learning, you know that it’s just a matter of time when someone realizes it one day. Get to know this machine learning technology that was able to distract interesting patterns about men and women by reading 3,5 million books.
Reading has got something magical. It brings you in another state, another time and another place. It’s almost travelling but then with your thoughts. The book by Steve McCurry On Reading that I came across recently shows that perfectly. Let me show you the amazing work of photojournalist Steve McCurry.
