March TBR and Currently Reading | International Women's Day | 2021

[@drawyourbook876]

I am so glad I found your channel! I really liked a long walk to freedom, but it is a big and intimidating one XD

[@leeah8419]

I'm happy that you're here! Yes, it is a chunky one and normally I don't mind but it's also non fiction, so it's going to be a slow process 😊

[@readingwithlaurane2490]

I would really want to read Ayan Hiroshi Ali's book! She's quite controversial here in NL because she is actively against immigration. So would love to read her story.

[@leeah8419]

I read about some controversy surrounding her back when I bought the book but I forgot since 😂 I hope she's going to write about it in the book - her being anti immigration though?! Heavy!

[@majdoulineelaasemi1559]

I am the same I have read all from all continents but Latin America and wouldnlike to fix this. Good luck on the journey

[@leeah8419]

Thanks! I have started with Argentina and already read some amazing books. I also joined the #invisiblecitiesproject to diversify my reading and I can only recommend it if you're looking into reading from different countries :)

[@thomaswindfeld728]

lovely :-)

[@titiavandeneertwegh3170]

You seem to be reading different books at the same time. Do you ever get mixed up with the stories? Greetings from The Netherlands

[@leeah8419]

Greetings to you to! I hope you are doing well! 😊 I like to switch up my books and read more at the same time but it wasn't always like this. Strangely enough I don't mix them up, I only forget some details if I neglect one more than the others but the important stuff comes back to me when I dive back in.