Elif the ReaderDinner 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…
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…
Conditions of Love, the Philosophy of Intimacy is the first book I’ve read from John Armstrong but it won’t be the last. Reading this made me think about…
On Writing is the only Stephen King book I’ve read in a long time. I can’t read horror novels (or anything that will scare me) and haven’t even…
Austrian author Christiane Ritter wrote A Woman in the Polar Night in 1934, on her return to Austria from Spitsbergen in the Arctic Ocean. She spent a year…
I first saw Tolkien: The Maker of Middle-earth at the Bodleian Library in Oxford; I was officially fascinated. The price and the weight had scared me a little,…
500 Essential Cult Books provide an excellent source for those looking for something to read. These books have influenced the masses to a great extent and have been…
All My Cats is the second Bohumil Hrabal book I read after Closely Watched Trains. I’ll just say this: I have not read a book disturbed me that…
Travels with Epicurus: A Journey to a Greek Island in Search of a Fulfilled Life was the first book I read from Daniel Klein. I thought it would be…
Mom and Me and Mom is the first book I ever read from Maya Angelou, and I don’t think it there is a better book to start reading…