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02Books

Books I've read

My favorite hobby away from the keyboard, and a line from each book that stayed with me.
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KF-03IOTHE METAMORPHOSISTHE IDIOTBEYOND GOOD AND EVILIKIGAITHE ALCHEMISTTHE LET THEM THEORYCRIME AND PUNISHMENTATOMIC HABITSTHE BROTHERS KARAMAZOVTHE MOUNTAIN IS YOUTHE ART OF BEING ALONETHE ART OFBEING ALONERENUKA GAVRANI
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02.1Reading now

  • The Metamorphosis · Franz KafkaReading

    “Was he an animal if music could captivate him so?”

    Part III, David Wyllie translation

02.2Finished · 10

  • The Art of Being Alone · Renuka GavraniFinished

    “There are some days when you miss yourself more than you have ever missed anyone else.”

    Chapter 1

  • The Mountain Is You · Brianna WiestFinished

    “Instead of being understood, you're going to be seen.”

  • The Brothers Karamazov · Fyodor DostoevskyFinished

    “Above all, avoid falsehood, every kind of falsehood, especially falseness to yourself.”

    Father Zossima, Constance Garnett translation

  • Atomic Habits · James ClearFinished

    “Be the designer of your world and not merely the consumer of it.”

    Chapter 6

  • Crime and Punishment · Fyodor DostoevskyFinished

    “Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart.”

    Raskolnikov, Constance Garnett translation

  • The Let Them Theory · Mel RobbinsFinished

    “The truth is, other people should be one of the greatest sources of happiness, support, and love in your life.”

  • The Alchemist · Paulo CoelhoFinished

    “Tell your heart that the fear of suffering is worse than the suffering itself.”

    The alchemist, to Santiago

  • Ikigai · Héctor García and Francesc MirallesFinished

    “Only staying active will make you want to live a hundred years.”

    Japanese proverb, the book's epigraph

  • Beyond Good and Evil · Friedrich NietzscheFinished

    “‘I did that,’ says my memory. ‘I could not have done that,’ says my pride, and remains inexorable. Eventually—the memory yields.”

    Aphorism 68, Helen Zimmern translation

  • The Idiot · Fyodor DostoevskyFinished

    “What does grief matter—what does misfortune matter, if one knows how to be happy?”

    Prince Myshkin, Eva Martin translation

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