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Rated Görög leckék 8/10

Rated The Korean Mind: Understanding Contemporary Korean Culture 8/10

Finished reading Alone in Space: A Collection

Wants to read Grey Bees

Finished reading A kis szöuli fazekasműhely

Reading Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt

Rated Hello, South Korea: Meet the Country Behind Hallyu 8/10

Rated You Shall Know Our Velocity! 4/10

Rated Mielőtt elbúcsúzunk 10/10

Wants to read The Cryptopians: Idealism, Greed, Lies, and the Making of the First Big Cryptocurrency Craze

Rated The Cross 6/10

Rated Belső tenger 10/10

Rated Perfecte prooi 8/10

Weer een bloedstollende thriller met inspecteur Callanac in de hoofdrol. Mooie karakters, goede opbouw, al liggen sommige dingen er wel wat dik op.

Rated Een vorm van verraad 4/10

Boek wist me niet echt te pakken, misschien omdat het de eerste was die ik las uit de serie. Aardige karakters maar weinig spanning en een plot dat enorm voor de hand ligt.

Reading The Mercy of Gods

Rated The Stone Sky 8/10

Both weirder and grimmer than the first two, and leaning much more into the sci-fi elements of the series: a lot more about the *why* of the world beyond just what's going on in the present. It's elaborate and detailed, in the mechanics of the world and visual description, but also emotionally rich, to the point of being pretty heavy/intense. Overall the trilogy is a masterwork; I probably liked this one the least on its own but it's vital to the whole story.

Finished reading Élj úgy, mint egy koreai

Rated Character Limit How Elon Musk Destroyed Twitter 7/10

Finished reading Pachinko

Rated Lonely Planet Korea 8/10

Rated A sarki könyvesbolt 7/10

Wants to read Life Is Simple: How Occam's Razor Set Science Free and Shapes the Universe

Rated A lázadás dala 8/10

Rated The Shell Collector 4/10

Maybe because I wrote them right after each other, but this book reminded me a bit about' The world according to Anna'. It is so clear the book wants to tell us a message and it is the same message as Gaarder's book: watch out, we are destroying the planet. But where the latter is at least magical and cute, this book has a thin and predictably corny plot. <br/><br/>The main character Maya Walsh is interviewing Ness Wilde, an superhot and single Elon Musk like type that comes from a family that has allegedly cashed in on oil and ruined the world while keeping the nicest beaches for themselves. But... it is really that way or is Wilde actually a nice guy? The ending is visible from a mile away, as is (spoiler alert!) the cheap sex and love story between the main characters. I expected a lot more from Howey this really lacks the mystery and deepness (pun intended haha) of Wool.

Abandoned The Things We Never Say