My annual reading list: 5 amazing books I loved to read in 2020
My book list for 2020 is out now. I've listed 5 titles I think you should know about.
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
My book list for 2020 is out now. I've listed 5 titles I think you should know about.
"Working" is a fascinating look at people in ordinary jobs, who share how they think and feel about their work.
As women we are exposed to a culture that in many cases seems to be designed for men. In this study researchers attempted to unravel the widespread pattern of the way we perceive men and women.
Recently I read the book Bad Blood by John Carreyrou. Read on for my thoughts.
In the next section I’ll share the following quotes to celebrate books and what they have to offer us.
Book review: Tell me who I am is a tragic real-life story about two twin brothers from which one gets a car accident. Read on for my thoughts on this unusual story.
I truly loved Tara Westover’s journey from her Mormon survivalist family in rural Idaho to the halls of Cambridge.
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
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