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Good evening, September already; this year has gone quickly. It is time for my monthly reading recap post, something I have got into the habit of doing each month this year to track my reading progress

Image made by me using ChatGPT I felt the month of May flew by, maybe the end of another Football season and the build-up to the much-anticipated FIFA World Cup could be a reason why, at least for me anyway.

Rain had a way of rearranging the forest. After rainfall, roots usually surface where there had been none and puddles would take up familiar grounds, the air thick and the earth soft and rich. I had gone

Last year i got into reading and towards the end of 2025 i started doing auidiobooks. it is safe to say it is a new hobby of mine that i enjoy. I have been reading quite the variety of stuff over the past

You ever pick up a book and within the first few pages feel the air shift around you, like the world you thought you knew has been peeled back to reveal something raw, vulnerable, and terrifyingly human?

The Goldfinch hits like a slow-burning storm that creeps in and never really leaves you. From the very first pages, Tartt pulls you into Theo Decker’s world—a life ripped apart in an instant, a boy witnessing

My God, If evil could walk on two legs with a smile that makes men blind to their own destruction..... You know when a story just grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go, not because of explosions or

If Purple Hibiscus and Half of a Yellow Sun made you inhabit Nigeria’s domestic and political landscapes, Americanah plunges you into the global, the diasporic, the deeply intimate inner life of Ifemelu

George Saunders has this uncanny way of combining the absurd, the tragic, and the painfully human, and he does it so quietly that you almost don’t notice until the weight of it is sitting squarely on your

Have you ever read a book that feels like you’re sitting in a smoky old tavern, listening to a mischievous friend spin stories that make you laugh, gasp, and sometimes clutch your chest in worry? That’s

Kvothe’s story isn’t just a tale—it’s like listening to a man strip himself bare, showing the brilliance, the scars, and the mistakes that shaped him. And the way Patrick Rothfuss wrote it—it’s like you

You know, talking about The Stormlight Archive almost feels like trying to describe a whole new world to someone who’s never seen it before. It’s not just a book, it’s this vast, layered universe where

Ohhh, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe — the one that really feels like the heart of Narnia. Even though it wasn’t the first chronologically, it’s the doorway for most of us into Lewis’ world. And

From the moment it began, I was carried into this strange, beautiful world that was both familiar and completely alien at the same time. Binti, this young girl from the Himba people, decides to leave her

The Magician’s Nephew—this one always feels different from the other Narnia books, almost like peeling back the curtain to see how the whole magical world even came to be. Reading it felt like I was being

it was powerful, seductive, but also dangerous. At first, you think it’s just another medieval fantasy tale, but the way the story unfolds, the way it follows Fitz, this boy who’s basically thrown into

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These six books I bought or found lately. Since I suspect that some of you have a similar taste in the books they are displayed here for your inspection. With each book two links are available, to Goodreads,

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