The Books I Read in 2024
This year hasn't been the best (turns out I started last year's post pretty much the same way) for my reading habit but I got at the least some reading done.
One reason could of course be that there had had some long reads in there (such as the Murakami) and I started more books than I finished, but more likely it had to do with all the bingeing of old TV series (I might write about this at some point).
That is likely something that could be improved during this year.
But anyway, here is my, rather electric list of books that I read during this year:
The books of 2024
- James Herriot: All Things Wise and Wonderful
- Cory Doctorow: Red Team Blues
- P.G. Wodehouse: The Code of the Woosters
- P.G. Wodehouse: Joy in the Morning
- David McRaney: How Minds Change
- Cory Doctorow: The Bezzle
- Sequoia Nagamatsu: Where We Go When All We Were Is Gone
- Cal Newport: Slow Productivity
- R.F. Kuang: Yellowface
- T.Kingfisher: What Feasts At Night
- James Herriot: The Lord God Made Them All
- Bruce Schneier: A Haker's Mind
- Adam Grant: Hidden Potential
- Haruki Murakami: Killing Commendatore
- Oliver Burkeman: Meditation for Mortals
- James Herriot: Every Living Thing
- Bhante Henepola Gunaratana: Mindfulness in Plain English
- Rutger Bregman: Humankind - A Hopeful History
- John Scalzi: The Kaiju Preservation Society
- Charles Yu: Interior Chinatown
- Douglas Adams: The Salmon of Doubt
I think this is it for the time being and maybe next years list is a little longer and you can see a list of most books that I read since 2015 in the Book-Log.