Elif the Reader¡Hola everyone! Reading Challenge 2020 is ready! I have dedicated this year to the Spanish language, which I love to learn. But when I started learning Spanish, I…
Dinner with Edward immediately caught my attention cause I like reading about interesting people. Edward is one of those people you’d like as your neighbour that eventually becomes…
Auto-da-Fé was a book that I started reading with great excitement, especially since my book club highly recommended it. On the other hand, my expectations were high because…
Amok is the second book I’ve read from Stefan Zweig after the Chess Story. I’ve been reading a lot of stories nowadays, and I wanted to read this…
I didn’t know what to say when a friend gave Bhutanese Tales of the Yeti to me as a present many years ago. I have never heard of…
Loop is the first book I’ve read from Mexican author Brenda Lozano, but it won’t be the last. This is a book that surprised me and made me…
The Manual of Detection, with its strange cover and its attractive name, is one of the books that one wants to discover immediately. The short sentences at the…
Gene Luen Yang is a great comic-book artist, and I’ve wanted to read his books for a long time, but couldn’t find time because of all the novels…
I always think the first novels are essential. If I like an author’s first novel, then I will read his/her next books as well. After reading Jan-Philipp Sendker’s…
Art as Therapy, written by Alain de Botton, the most famous philosopher of our time, and the English philosopher John Armstrong will be a book you can’t get…
The Tartar Steppe was the second book I read after the beautiful storybook by Dino Buzzati, La boutique del mistero. This is his first novel and known as…