Tag: book review

• Autumn Reads 2022

  

  Remember how in my last reading blog I said I’d been reading more and doing more yoga? Well, scratch the yoga part (although I’d love to get back to it!) – but the reading kick has been kicking on. 📚 Here’s a little overview of everything I read this autumn. You know I’m a sucker…

  rritushi

  November 17, 2022

  📚 Book Notes

  2022, book review, books, crime and punishment, fairy tale, Fyodor dostoyevsky, gustave flaubert, junichiro tanizaki, kosovo, madame bovary, reading, some prefer nettles, Stephen king

• A Brave New World & Definitions of Utopia

  

  ✨📖 A Brave New World (1932) by Aldous Huxley 📖✨ I once heard a story about farm chicken that seemed very profound. Farm chicken have everything they could ask for. They’re tended to, they’re cared for. They have all the food and shelter a chicken could dream of. Yet try and let one out of…

  rritushi

  October 2, 2021

  📚 Book Notes, 📝 Notes

  a brave new world, berlin, book review, books, family, kosovo, lifestyle, minimalism

• How to Read More, On a Budget

  

  I wouldn’t say I’m a budgeting queen, but I do strive to become one! 👸 Since discovering the pleasures of reading, and since committing to this blog, I’ve come to the realization that life is expensive, and things add up. Heck, a previous experiment showed me I can spend 40.00 Euro a week on just…

  rritushi

  January 29, 2021

  🌻 Offline Adventures, 📝 Notes

  book review, books, budget friendly, how to, kosovo, lifestyle, reading