#Bookwormproblems

[zahrabookz]

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[lovekissedbooks]

What has a book taken you? . .

[booknooknerdy]

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[jacobfrescobythebook]

Ooggetuige van Sobibor door Jules Schelvis

'Ik hoef niet meer te rennen, ik ben een vrij man.'

Het boek biedt een gedetailleerd beeld van het dagelijks leven in Sobibor, de systematische vernietiging van de Joden en de moedige opstand van de gevangenen in oktober 1943, die leidde tot de ontsnapping van ongeveer 300 gevangenen. Daarnaast bevat het boek historische context en achtergrondinformatie over de oprichting en werking van Sobibor, evenals de nasleep van de oorlog voor de overlevenden. Ooggetuige van Sobibor is een belangrijk werk dat bijdraagt aan het behoud van de herinnering aan de slachtoffers en de lessen van de Holocaust.

Mijn mening: ★★★★★

Genre: Biografie / Memoires / Holocaustgeschiedenis Bladzijden: 199 Jaar: 2010

Een gruwelijk relaas van diverse overlevenden van vernietigingskamp Sobibor. De gruwelen waar zij mee te maken hebben en gehad, en die in dit boek niet worden geschuwd, tarten het voorstellingsvermogen. De gedetaillleerde omschrijving van Kamp III (de gaskamers en het lazaret) en hoe daar met gevangenen werd omgegaan schetsen een beeld van een hel die niet te bevatten is. In de serie van interviews komt naar voren dat Sobibor, meer nog dan andere kampen, puur gericht was op vernietiging. Het sadisme, de ontberingen en de voortdurende martelingen waar de gevangenen mee te maken hadden is heden ten dage niet voor te stellen. Alleen daarom al zou dit boek bij iedereen op de plank moeten staan en gelezen moeten worden; als blik in het verleden en waarschuwing voor een mogelijke toekomst.

[deesreadingtree]

The Last One at the Wedding

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Buy it here Synopsis: Frank Szatowski is shocked when his daughter, Maggie, calls him for the first time in three years. He was convinced that their estrangement would become permanent. He’s even more surprised when she invites him to her upcoming wedding in New Hampshire. Frank is ecstatic, and determined to finally make things right. He arrives to find that the wedding is at a…

[dawalqamr]

Do you know what makes my life miserable as a reader (and being blessed with a bunch of super amazing nerdy geeky bookworm friends)? It's interacting with non-readers! Especially the brand new people I come across and meet in my personal and professional life!

How does one understand non-readers? Like, what makes them tick?

You can always understand a reader by their current favourite genre. Ohh he's a fiction guy. Oh she's a fantasy girl. Oh he's a poetry guy. Oh they're a biography person. See, it's so easy! All of these just make sense to a reader.

But how do you understand a person who doesn't read?! What do you speak about when you meet with them? The weather?? The traffic?! Aarghhh!

[ishadash92]

Book review — Yellowface by R.F. Kuang

(Chosen by Reese Witherspoon’s book club last year, it then got picked up by many. I was one of the initial pickers but slowly dragged out of the league😆😄🙈.) It’s about the story of a struggling writer, who wants to be famous and everyone’s favourite/celebrity writer: writing and publishing, co-authoring, doing the editing work, dealing with the politics of other writers and publication houses,…

[bestbookmonkey]

Ever notice how life's "pause" button only works when you're about to dive into a good book? Yeah, me too. 😅

[stochastique-blog]

Lol

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[lovekissedbooks]

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[jacobfrescobythebook]

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[deesreadingtree]

Daughter of No Worlds

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Buy it here Synopsis: A former slave fighting for justice. A reclusive warrior who no longer believes it exists. And a dark magic that will entangle their fates. Ripped from a forgotten homeland as a child, Tisaanah learned how to survive with nothing but a sharp wit and a touch of magic. But the night she tries to buy her freedom, she barely escapes with her life. Desperate to…

[stochastique-blog]

Dont do that

#booknerdproblems ess is the problem we all are facing nowadays, keep yourself motivated always and read a book which gives you mesmerizing memories. . . BOOK:- Difficult Girls AUTHOR:- @kaminikusum GENRE:- Fiction PAGES:- 162 RATING:- 4.5 Stars PUBLISHER:- @srishtipub . . There are Six stories and six girls who are not only fighting for themselves, they are also fighting for their choices and also sticking to their roots, they show bad parts of them as well as a good part of them and when someone tries to harm them they show them there place.

This book has both things romance and a thrilling experience, for me, it was an amazing book because I love such type of stories and had a slight inclination towards it, don’t take it as a bad thing about me it just I want to see both things how ugly a person can become and how good a person can behave.

Patriarchal double standards get ready to be thrashed by the stories that show the women in charge and your dirty mind of yours.

This book has the Collection of six steamy hot romance stories with twists.

ℕ𝕆𝕋𝔼:- This book is not recommended for kids, if you are 18 plus then this is for you and get ready to hold yourself. ….. #bookgram #readmorebooks #readinglife #bookshark #cohorts #bookster #bookobsessed #bookwormproblems #bookpicture #bedtimereading #bookblogger #goodreads #booksaremagic #bookblog #bookishphoto #readthisbook #bookrecs #romancereads #crimethrillers #bookaddict #studygram #readersofinstagram #flatlay #romcoms #tbr #difficultgirls #kaminikusum #beholderofopensky (at Gwalior, Madhya Pardesh, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbaApv9r2Op/?utm_medium=tumblr

[ishadash92]

Outline by Rachel Cusk — Book Review

One of the best books I have read in the last couple of months. Get a grip on it, coz’ it’s gonna blow your mind. The English wordings, communication, character building and their points of discussion were very relatable and you can find yourself as a member of this closed group, like a third person you are listening to them and relating word by word to your life and it’s a healthy discussion. We…

[bestbookmonkey]

Ever had that heart-racing, page-flipping frenzy when a plot twist hits you like a bolt of lightning? It's the literary equivalent of a thriller movie's car chase, and you're mentally sprinting through the words, trying to keep up. It's a reminder of the magic that writers weave into their narratives, making us yearn for the power to absorb words at the speed of light. Bookworms, unite in this feeling, because nothing compares to the adrenaline of an unexpected turn in a beloved book!

[dragonanne]

I don't actually remember when the last time was I had a book hangover. Y'know, the kind where you finish a book and it was so good you don't know what to read next because you kinda know that whatever you choose won't be as good as that last one?

Well, Rook di Goo was so excellent that, for the first time in months (if not years), I don't know what to read next. There are plenty of things on my shelf from my TBR list, but will any of them give me the joy and satisfaction Rook di Goo did??

#bookwormproblems 😭