Tracking the books I read

Summary

The context is a personal reading list and review of books by an individual, Lucy, from May 2022 to an unknown date, featuring titles such as "I am Malala" and "The Gunslinger."

Abstract

Lucy, the author of the webpage, shares her personal reading list from May 2022 to an unknown date. The list includes various books she has started, finished, or abandoned, along with the dates she began and ended reading them. Some of the titles mentioned are "I am Malala" by Malala Yousafzai, "The Gunslinger" by Stephen King, "The Tipping Point" by Malcolm Gladwell, and "Braiding Sweetgrass" by Robin Wall Kimmerer. Lucy also includes links to her Goodreads account and articles she has written about some of the books.

Opinions

Lucy is actively reading and reviewing books, as evidenced by the dates and notes she provides for each title.
She uses Goodreads to track her reading and encourages others to join her.
Lucy has read books from various genres and authors, showcasing her diverse reading interests.
She has also written articles about some of the books she has read, indicating that she reflects on and analyzes the literature she consumes.
Lucy has a long list of unread books and welcomes recommendations from others, suggesting that she values the input and opinions of fellow readers.
She mentions that she has dropped some books and may return to them, indicating that she is open to revisiting literature she has previously set aside.
Lucy promotes an AI service called ZAI.chat, which she recommends as a cost-effective alternative to ChatGPT Plus (GPT-4).

Tracking the books I read

I’m on a roll this year

The List~

2 Poems Inspired By Reading The Testaments by Margaret Atwood

Thank you, Margaret Atwood

It’s Been A Long Time Since I’ve Had Sincerely No Thoughts About A Book

The Time Machine By HG Wells

4 Quotes That Taught Me That Even Books You Disagree With Can Help You Grow

Or perhaps, books that you disagree with can especially help you grow

What Are You Missing Out On When You Run By Default?

4 quotes from Invisible Women that helped highlight biases I’ve both encountered and perpetuated

3 Reasons Why I’ve Been Ceaselessly Recommending “They Said This Would Be Fun” To Everyone

I’m not kidding, read it, now!

5 Quotes from ‘The Midnight Library’ That Improved My Understanding of Anxiety and Regret

As well as how I currently cope with these strong feelings

Four Quotes from Barack Obama’s Earlier Writing That Have Helped Me Challenge My Own Limits

a review of the key quotes that spoke to me from his book Dreams from my Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance

The Fight between Microbes and Soap, Told Awkwardly

A book review of ‘Clean’, where author James Hamblin … doesn’t shower?

5 Quotes from Where The Crawdads Sing that Push Us to Reflect On The Power of Words and Emotions

A book that broke my heart and then mended it, repeatedly

Four Quotes From The Girl With All The Gifts That Chilled Me To the Bone

Not in a horror-fiction way, but in a too-close-to-reality way

5 Powerful Quotes About Personal Transformation From ‘Circe’

Enclosed: thoughts and reflection questions to hone in on that growth

The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business — Review

Rating: 9/10

Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid

Rating: 7.6/10

5 Reflection Questions from Becoming (by Michelle Obama)

Adapted from her best quotes

The Most Significant Lesson To Learn From The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson

And where this lessons truly does not apply

Different metrics, same values: Managing conflicts with your partner

A text to world connection

3 Quotes from Essentialism To Help You Feel Less Overloaded

A book that truly changed how I defined my values

3 Unconventional Lessons from How To Be A Bawse (by Lilly Singh)

Enclosed: reflection prompts to apply these lessons to your situation

My Selection — Ms Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children

Selected quotes and reflections

Three unconventional things I learned from Marie Kondo

About joy, weekly planning, and investments

Books I dropped and may return to? Who knows 👀