Books of 2023 (So Far) 🐻🧺☕️

[@parasiticalhorse7332]

Wow my favorite BookTuber posted!

[@LiteraryGladiators]

I started making an attempt to memorize the books that you mentioned and then I saw that you had a list of everything that you mentioned, and I thought to myself, "Thank GOODNESS you have a list together!" I am so glad to see that you are back and talking about everything that you read in 2023 thus far and it is incredible that the year is almost halfway through. Sea Change is interesting in how it covers marine biology on a narrative landscape. I am inclined to look into that story a bit more myself. I read Firestarter back in 2019 and both reviewed and discussed that book for our channel in separate videos. Like you, I thought it was okay. I like the description of the characters, like your dad, but it was the strength and the believability of the characters that made me not as thrilled about this book as I was with some of his others. I read Murder on the Orient Express in 2018 and I felt it was one of Agatha Christie's strongest books. Perhaps it was the strongest of hers that I have read thus far. I have yet to read The Institute and have really not read much of King's newer books. I am really intrigued about The Maid and being neurodivergent myself, I am curious to see what kind of approach I take during my reading experience. Mary Oliver's poetry is fantastic and I really want to read more. Wild Geese is one of my absolute favorites. You feel such a sense of ecstasy as you read her poetry. I just finished reading an ARC of Holding Pattern and Secret Lives of Great Artists, both of which I will be reviewing, and will be reading The Innocence of Father Brown, a review copy of Sea Above, Sun Below, and Red Queen for the Roundtable Read on our channel. Thank you for sharing and I hope you have an amazing summer! :D -Josh

[@learninghowtolivetakesawholeli]

Nope i don't care about reading i do rather watch a tv show or play video games or music. So many things are more enjoyable than reading to me. But still the 2 stoicism books i read were good experiences