Books I read in 2021

[nordcharonmir]

Chemda,
How did you like Atomic Habits? Has it lead to any change in and of itself to your life or did it just confirm your approach?

[porky2468]

I’m quite a big reader so I won’t go into them all, but I think my favourite of last year was All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven. If you like YA novels you’ll like this.

I try to read a non fiction book on the go (doesn’t get read as quickly as I prefer fiction), and my fave of last year was probably Invisible Women by Carolina Criado Perez. It’s about the lack of data for women and how that affects us in loads of different ways, from medicine to technology. It encouraged me to get the mini iPhone because of my small lady hands (the average phone is designed for male hands to hold).

I started War & Peace last year (I read each part of it after I finish a normal book so it breaks it up) and I should finish it in the next month!!

I listen to audiobooks on long car journeys so I might grab Screw Everyone 😊