Who reads nowadays? Me! And these are my books
Note: Books with gold/blue coloring have detailed blog posts. Books marked with ** have quick thoughts. I am still working on this page :)
Philosophy
The Brothers Karamazov
Meditations
The Metamorphosis
The Judgement (Das Uretil, 1913)
Non-Fiction
Atomic Habits **
The 1% improvement principle is transformative over time. Identity-based habits are more sustainable than outcome-based ones. The four laws of behavior change provide a practical framework. Small habits compound into remarkable results.
48 Laws of Power **
When I first read this book, I thought it was brilliant—strategic, insightful, and dangerously effective. But over time, I came to see it for what it truly is: a cold, calculated guide to power, often at the expense of morality. Some laws are undeniably useful, and when applied wisely, they can give you an edge in life. But the book itself? It's ruthless, even sinister at times. Still, I can't deny its impact. A solid 7.9/10—powerful, but not something I'd live by.
Breaking Night - Liz Murry
Fiction
The Vanising Half - Brit Bennett
Love from A to Z - S.K Ali **
I read this back when I was about 14, it was a good read at the time!!
- Frankenstein: The 1818 Text - Mary Shelly **
I always loved the movies and live action version of this story, and I almost put it in the philsophy section, because it is quite a philsopical read, but it just amazing work of fiction honestly.