June reading by monikozi

June reading

Lovely Dr. Oliver Sacks - as always, a pleasure if you are interested in the brain
Not so sure I like the bottom line Moni ;-)
June 30th, 2023  
It sounds interesting but it's not my cup of tea
June 30th, 2023  
@ludwigsdiana Do you mean the title of his best seller? The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat? Actually it is not as bad as it sounds :D
June 30th, 2023  
Looks interesting. Maybe something different for me to try.
June 30th, 2023  
That sounds different!
June 30th, 2023  
Interesting title for his previous book.
June 30th, 2023  
Great idea to photograph a book cover! 📕 I am a big reader so I might copy this.
June 30th, 2023  
@lizgooster Liz, I also borrowed the idea from Kathy A @kjarn who has a monthly post (the 1st of each month) with her readings from the previous month. As she is a prolific reader, she has a different approach. And I love how she manages a succinct description of each of her reads. I was often inspired by her readings and never disappointed. Unfortunately, I do not have access to all the authors. But whatever I read from her list, was always a treat.
So, please do share your readings - if you care to do so. I'd be very interested in your approach.
I've also seen the idea of photographing the books one plans to read in the next month. But just this month, I had 4 tomes on my desk. I only read this one. Two were set aside as impossible reads (Tao Te Ching and Marcus Aurelius - the latter not completely dismissed, just postponed). And the fourth I am currently reading and will probably feature 31 July).
June 30th, 2023  
Thank you for the shout out Moni
June 30th, 2023  
Very interesting!
June 30th, 2023  
My books are nearly all pic. books. Mostly art.
June 30th, 2023  
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