Dass die sich noch steigern können, bezweifle ich zwar, kann man aber auch nur bemerken wenn man deren Fabrikationen überhaupt noch liest.

What I read in September:

What I’ve read in August:

Offensichtlich auch Amateur abseits des Rades.

Nur wenn du dann auch deine Beine rasierst.

Habt Geduld, muss erst mal wieder üben, wie ich das hier mit den Buchrezensionen am besten mache. Ich kann nämlich IG echt nur noch schwer aushalten.
#buchrezensionen
#bookreviews

Powerful insight into the lives of Muslim Indian women and the challenges they are faced with in the society they are living in.
But it is also important to mention that Banu Mushtaq, as being an activist, writes out of sisterhood with all the women in the world.

It can be a bit academic in parts, but I didn’t mind that. Overall I connected much more to it than I had expected.

What I’ve read in July:

Siehe Hermes.

What I’ve read in June
(very late, I know).

What I’ve read in May.
I almost managed to read the complete longlist of the International Booker Prize before the winner was announced, but the last one didn’t came in on time from the library, so I’m going to read it in June. It has been a fantastic list!

What I’ve read in April.
I had a fantastic reading month, a lot of it was thanks to the International Booker longlist.

What I’ve read in March.
The International Booker longlist was announced and I started to make my way through.

What I’ve read in February. I know, I’m very late to the party, but I’m catching up.

What I read in January 2025.
If you are sick and bedridden, you have to listen to children’s books, that’s the law.

My favourite books of 2024