I have been setting a goal to read books for two years so far. And I am not planning to quit this year either! In fact I decided to do it differently this year, I thought I will finish reading the books that I once started but not finished in the past. Of course there were not many of this kind so my list his year includes some new ones as well. Here is my reading list:
1. “The Shack” by William P. Young have been one of those books that were highly recommended but personally I could not go through the first chapter. I even tried reading it in Lithuanian translation hoping the descriptive writing won’t be so annoying in different language. But that did not work either! I hope having it on my goal list will make me more motivated. 2. “How Eskimos Keep their Babies warm” by Mei-Ling Hopgood has been on my wish list forever. I like the title of it as much as the idea of parenting that is inspired by different cultures. After reading about French parenting last year I am ready to explore more! 3. “The 80/20 Principle” by Richard Koch seemed like a book to read when your main goal this year is to organise your life and become more productive. Will let you know if this principle works for us ;-). 4. “Bridget Jones Diary” by Helen Fielding. Have seen all the movies (minus the latest), I think it is time to progress to books. Especially when your friend say the books are even better, hilarious to read! 5. “Anna Karenina” by Leo Tolstoy is made of two books. No wonder I started it and never finished it even though it was a good read. 6. “Little Paris Kitchen” by Rachel Khoo is a cook book I know! How do you read a cook book you may say? Well, by reading the story behind those recipes while trying them out in the kitchen or not of course ;-). I have made few recipes from this book in the past, but planning to explore more and maybe to adapt few to our family cooking.Hope you found my list inspiring!
Happy reading :-)
Rasa xx
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