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Children’s Books: Not escapism, but findism
I’ve always believed children’s books hold a special kind of magic (see my related posts). Katherine Rundell said it best: they distill emotions into their purest forms. Think of them as literary vodka, she says. And you know what? She’s right. When I pick up a children’s book, they take me by the hand and… — read more
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The Vegetarian
Han Kang’s The Vegetarian is a novel that delves into the complexities of human nature, societal pressures, and the consequences of defying expectations. Told through the perspectives of those around her—her husband (Part 1), brother-in-law (Part 2), and sister (Part 3)—the novel offers a fragmented and unsettling portrait of Yeong-hye’s descent into isolation and obsession.… — read more
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In the Mood for: John Keats
Some days call for a touch of romance, and today, I find myself drawn to the timeless words of John Keats. His letters and poems to Fanny Brawne have always felt like a warm embrace—poignant, tender, and filled with yearning. To accompany the journey, I’ve curated a playlist to match the mood: soft, reflective, and… — read more
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Author Event/Lecture with Lars Wilderäng
This event was a collaboration between the Habo Library and Habo Folkbildningsråd. Lars Wilderäng is a Swedish author and blogger. He is well known for his thrilling stories about war, survival, and societal collapse, especially in Midvintermörker and the Stjärnklart trilogy. (Check out his books here.) His writing blends action-packed narratives with emotional depth, drawing… — read more
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“THE MEANING IN THE MAKING” BY SEAN TUCKER (ii)
This is post 2/2 from reading Sean Tucker’s book, The Meaning in the Making. I’ve finished my second summer read, The Meaning in the Making, by Sean Tucker. The book is ‘delicious’ and ‘meaty,’ and there is so much ‘food for thought’ that I wish to share them all here. But I’ve picked this quote… — read more
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“THE MEANING IN THE MAKING” BY SEAN TUCKER (i)
This is post 1/2 from reading Sean Tucker’s book, The Meaning in the Making. What we make will come out of who we are, and the work that inspires us will shape us.” —p.48 I’m diving into my second summer read, The Meaning in the Making by Sean Tucker, and it’s already sparked some serious… — read more
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“Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop” by Hwang Bo-reum (ii)
This is post 2/2 from reading Hwang Bo-reum’s book, Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop. You won’t know until you start. Don’t decide the future before it happens. —Seungwoo I’m finished with Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop by Hwang Bo-reum. I’ll be processing my notes soon. There are so many good parts in the novel it’s… — read more
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“Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop” by Hwang Bo-reum (i)
This is post 1/2 from reading Hwang Bo-reum’s book, Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop. How is your summer reading coming along? I’ve started reading Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop by Hwang Bo-reum and am progressing greatly. ”I just wanted a stable life.” – This simple line from the book resonated deeply with me. My thoughts: Stability… — read more
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My Summer Reading Book List
Updated 29 June: My latest stash from Adlibris arrived this week, so I’m adding Welcome to the Hyunam-Dong Bookshop to my summer reading list!—I’ve created a ☀ summer reading list, knowing I’ll realistically read about half the 10 books between now and August. I’m curious about your summer reading plans! Jag vet vad jag är… — read more
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“The 3 Alarms” by Eric Partaker
The 3 Alarms by Eric Partaker is a transformative guide that intertwines his personal narrative with practical advice on achieving peak performance in three critical domains of life: health, wealth, and relationships. Partaker’s journey from a high-flying executive on the brink of a health catastrophe to a balanced life of achievement and personal fulfillment forms… — read more
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