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5/100 American born chinese
Start: 26.02.2024
Finish: 29.02.2024

The comics-like story of a boy, who’s involved in some supernatural stories. Light on read comics for youth. (Caution, may contain profanity)

Don’t remember the number of pages
6/100 Harry potter and the philosopher’s stone

Start: 15.10.2024
Finish: 21.10.2024

Everyone knows this story about the beginning of young Harry’s adventures in Hogwarts school of magic. It’s the best to read the book if you watched the movie in the past. It does contains some details that explain vague moments from the movie.

~280 pages
7/100 Harry Potter and the chamber of secrets

Start: 21.10.2024
Finish: 22.10.2024

Same as the first part.

339 pages
8/100
The fault in our stars

Start: 21.10.2024
Finish: 27.10.2024

I did watch its movie, though not completely and didn’t really remember the plot. Overall, a good book with its own philosophy which is put well.

313 pages
9/100
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Start: 23.10.2024
Finish: 30.10.2024

326 pages
10/100
Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen

Start: 31.10.2024
Finish: dropped, too hard

I started this book because it somehow flashed through my mind. I read a few pages with some difficulties and then decided to drop to read its Russian translation instead. It’s hard for foreign readers since its language is somewhat outdated and mostly contains higher English words (those used by members of royal bood or other high rank people).

P.s. picked it up on 23.10.2025

297 pages
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11/100
Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom

Start: 4.11.2024
Finish: 25.11.2024

A very good book that walks us through pre-death thoughts of an old philosophy professor. A lot of insights into the values of matters and food for thought.

205 pages
12/100
The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis

Start: 7.12.2024
Finish: 30.01.2025

The book contains several arcs with pretty detailed stories, though vague in some parts. Apart from the parts adated as movies, it also gives enough background information that explains some things from the movies.

780 pages
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13/100
Before the coffee gets cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

Start: 31.01.2025
Finish: 5.02.2025

A chain of somewhat connected stories that reflect regrets that are dug deep inside our hearts, revealing the true value of everyday things.

227 pages
21
14/100 The Great Book of Amber by Roger Zelazny

Start: 3.02.2025
Finish: 26.02.2025

Consisting of 10 novels, this book covers the titanic battle for supremacy, family conflicts and many other interesting events occuring in between a fantasy world, Amber, and other Shadows.

~1258 pages
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15/100 Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk

Start: 15.02.2025
Finish: 17.02.2025

“It’s only after you have lost everything, that you’re free to do anything”

199 pages
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16/100 Psychopathology of Everyday Life by Sigmund Freud

Start: 22.02.2025
Finish: 4.03.2025

“This fascinating analysis of the unconscious motives behind everyday actions offers new insight into human behavior”

159 pages
2🗿1
17/100 Gone with The Wind by Margaret Mitchell

Start: 6.03.2025
Finish: 4.06.2025

I read this book for too long and my booking was canceled. I will come back to it soon, after finishing few other books. However, the books is a real masterpiece. Everything is well explained and detailed, the language used is easy to comprehend; the narrative is well structured. Highly recommended.

11/10 one of the best books I have read so far

959 pages
7😁1
18/100 Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka

Start: 2.04.2025
Finish: 9.04.2025

The metamorphosis was sort of okay but other short stories were absolutely meaningless and I regret reading them. Never in my life have I felt so much embarrassment after reading something. Literally waste of time.

97 pages
6
19/100 The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks

Start: 9.04.2025
Finish: 15.04.2025

Despite being a little naughty at the beginning, the book contains a very beautiful lifelong love story of two amazing people.

239 pages
3🤣2👍1
20/100 Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Start: 15.04.2025
Finish: 27.04.2025

A pretty decent book if you don't overthink some of the concepts stated in this book. The language is relatively high yet could be understood by learners with enough vocabulary. It questions some of the moral and ethical considerations of life and death, and calls the reader to think deeply on such matters as humanism, happines and the pursuit of knowledge.

165 pages + 350 pages of different pretexts, influenced fanfics and etc.
3
21/100 A Briefer History of Time by Stephen Hawking&Leonard Mlodinow

Start: 27.04.2025
Finish: 28.04.2025

A simplified version of the "A brief history of time", the book contains an accessible explanation of concepts such as black holes, curved space-time and wormholes. It's recommended to be sceptical about some ideas in this book that may contradict those explained in religious beliefs. Other than that, it gives pretty simple description to some of the interesting terms and events happening in our universe.

152 pages
3👍1
22/100 The Great Gatsby by F.Scott Fitzgerald


Start: 28.04.2025
Finish: 29.04.2025

A beautiful and yet sad story of one man’s lifetime dream. Reading this book with a long break after watching its movie feels amazing: I can literally visualize every scene from the book as if I was watching the movie. Both the writer and the producer nailed it!

180 pages
5
23/100 The Best of Me by Nicholas Sparks


Start: 30.04.2025
Finish: 4.05.2025

After reading The Notebook, I became fond of Nicholas’ writing style and decided to read this book; let’s see what it has to offer!

So, despite being somewhat questionable in terms of moral values of the culture and society I grew up in in the beginning, the story does have a very sensible ending. The book is good and smooth.

292 pages
5🤮3😍2👍1
24/100 Born a Crime by Trevor Noah

Start: undefined
Finish: 8.07.2025

An autobiography of Trevor Noah, a well-known american stand-upper. He has written about his way from an African “colored” boy to a globally famous comedian. A great book with some of the craziest truths of reality through the comedian lens.

He also was a host on Grammy btw.

282 pages.
31👍1
25/100 Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Jones

Start: 4.06.2025
Finish: 8.06.2025

A fascinating story of enchantment, love and light comedy. Despite watching its motion picture twice so far, I daresay the book has revealed many twist that were not familiar to me. This book tells us of wonderful adventures of an “ex-young” girl called Sophie, who seeks her fortune.


329 pages
4👍1