My Reading Side Notes

Finally, I have finished my Louvre accident-inspired reading. Therefore, if you enjoy reading, especially about art or crime, my new small blog post is for you.

Short review of pros and cons of new Penguin Archive Series.

Let me continue our Japanese journey book haul stories. I should add a special tag for this topic, though. On our last day, we finally entered the huge Kinokuniya bookstore, which features a separate floor dedicated to English translations of Japanese writers. There was no time for reading summaries and dipping into the books, so I mostly cast an eye over the titles. At the last moment, after picking up ‘When the Museum is Closed’ by Emi Yagi , I grabbed “Whoever Steals Thi

Among the various factors that influence my decision to purchase a book, the cover design is of secondary importance. Obviously, the foremost are the writer’s personality, the story’s summary, impact on cultural heritage, awards or nominations received, and so on, if we have a sophisticated conversation. But we are not, and I should confess, sometimes I appreciate buying and reading books because of their catchy details. It can be an intriguing title, the sound of pages rustl