KNIHY, ktoré by ste si v roku 2020 mali rozhodne prečítať!

Aj vám sa zdá karanténa taká dlhá? Neviete, čo so sebou? Už vás nebavia ani seriály na Netflixe? Dokonca ste si stihli vyleštiť podlahu až tak, že sa ligoce? V tom prípade je čas na zmenu! Doprajte si konečne oddych s knihou v ruke a k nej si urobte nejakú kávu, poprípade čaj, a prichystajte si ešte niečo na chrúmanie. A hoj sa do sveta fantázie! 🙂

Prinášame Vám zopár tipov na skvelé čítanie:

Jenny Offill: Weather

Táto kniha otvorene hovorí o každodenných starostiach, problémoch a úzkostiach. Nejde tu o žiadne „slnečné dni“. Knihu si možno tak obľúbite, že si ju prečítate hoc aj za jeden večer!

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“You are not some disinterested bystander. / Exert yourself.” -Epictetus • If it were possible to flush all the postmodern anxieties out of your body and onto the page, would you want to read them? You would if Jenny Offill was organizing the typeset, and that’s what she does in WEATHER. This isn’t a novel in the classic sense. It gives only the barest of nods toward a plot, and its meandering, archival quality is reminiscent of Olivia Laing’s Crudo or Valeria Luiselli’s Lost Children Archive. But as with her last book (Dept. of Speculation) it manages to extract a jumble of thoughts and emotions specific to the riotous anthropocene brain and re-order them into something beautiful and exacting. • Thrumming through these dense, melancholic pages is a preoccupation with the systemic disorders of our time: the equation of productivity with happiness; the tightening noose of scarcity around already vast resource inequalities; the ancillary drugging of the environment as we attempt to treat our ailing minds. Offill’s protagonist, a “feral librarian,” is struggling to square the intellectual knowledge that oceans rise and empires fall with the newly visceral understanding that we are are now living through both of these abstractions. • If marinating in nebulous existential angst isn’t one of your primary extracurricular activities, then maybe you won’t love this as much as I did. But I found something instructive in the lines of these pages; a hope that maybe we can talk about the weather—small and inconsequential—while also talking about the Weather: global, urgent, demanding our immediate attention. • Have you read this one? Planning to? Ever thought about what and who would make up your doomstead? • (Also no spoilers but I LOVE THE SHIT out of the easter egg at the end of the book 🐓)
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Kiley Reid: Such a Fun Age

Hlavná postava, Emira Tucker, je neprávom obvinená z únosu dieťaťa. Čo sa stane ďalej a ako sa to celé vyrieši? Zober knihu a utekaj to zistiť! Tento debutový román je napísaný s ľahkým nádychom a satirickým tónom.

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Happy staying home Sunday! 📖🍷 BOOK REVIEW: Such a Fun Age by Kiley Reid… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⠀ It took me a long time to get into this book. It might simply be that it’s hardback and I’m lazy. The first few chapters are a little sluggish but once it got going I genuinely loved it. ⠀ 25 year old African American Emira babysits for a wealthy white family. One evening she’s accused of kidnapping the little girl in her care. It’s sets off a chain of events that examines relationships, race, class and wealth. Despite the heavy themes it’s sweet natured and sassy. ⠀ It feels like something of a coming of age novel, but for every twenty something that doesn’t know what to do with her life. The exploration of privilege – white and wealth – will have you checking yourself and thinking deeply long after you’ve put it down. ⠀ Review by @bethsandland #bethsbookclub #suchafunage
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Colum McCann: Apeirogon, A Novel

Dvaja muži, ktorí majú rozličné korene, v konflikte zabijú dievča. Aj napriek tomu je tento hlboký ľudský román založený na skutočnom priateľstve a bol veľmi oceňovaný. Je to majstrovské dielo, ktoré „prichádza raz za generáciu“.

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Heading out of London until everything feels a little more settled, and feeling all kinds of weird about it. Very hard to know what to pack, or when I’ll be back in my lovely little flat. Please can this end soon? 😭 – – – I’d recommend #Apeirogon for lots of reasons: (1) it’s the most beautiful writing, and you’ll be distracted by its sheer beauty; (2) it’s a story of grief and destruction caused by the Israel-Palestine crisis, which reminds us of the sense of perspective we all need; (3) it’s lovely and long, so it will see you through these long quarantine days. And (4): it’s got an amazing shiny silver cover!! – – – #bookstagram #booksbooksbooks #bibliophile #currentlyreading
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Hadley Freeman: House of Glass

V knihe sa odhaľujú tajomstvá autorkinej rodiny a hlavne sa zameriava na životný príbeh jej babičky, ktorá utiekla z Európy v čase druhej svetovej vojny. Opisuje Židov v 20. storočí. Je to veľmi inšpiratívny príbeh.

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We can not put down this extraordinary family memoir by @hadleykfreeman ⁣ ⁣ Link in bio⁣ #houseofglass⁣ #readingwithdauntbooks⁣
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Anne Enright: Actress

Ide o ženskú beletriu, ktorá je príbehom slávy, sily a snahy dcéry porozumieť svojej matke. Táto kniha vás doslova pohltí!

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#nextread . I’m a fan of Anne Enright. My favourite book of hers is The Forgotten Waltz but I loved The Green Road too. Ive seem lots of this photo here on bookstagram so looking forward to adding my thoughts to the chorus. . Are you an Enright fan, and have you read this one yet? . #aprilbooks #readmore #lovebooks #booklover #bibliophile #booknerd #bookish #bookstagram #bookobsessed #booklove #readersofinstagram #bookworm #allthebooksapril2020 #bookishcolour #readingforpleasure #anneenright #irishwriters #irishwomenwriters
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Liz Moore: Long Bright River

Triler zasiahnutý uprostred epidémie. Hlavným hrdinom je policajt z Philadelphie, ktorý skúma dva potenciálne súvisiace prípady – sériu miestnych vrážd a zmiznutie jej sestry, ktorá je závislá na drogách.

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Happy #caturday folks! Look what my SO got me for Valentine’s Day! He knows the way to my ❤️ is through 📚. Have you read this book? Is there a particular time of year that this books best into? You know like cozy fall, beachy summer (I doubt it), rainy spring or chilly winter? #bookstagram #longbrightriver #lizmoore #bookstagrammer #botm #goodreads #booksharks #newbook #haveyoureadit #bibliophile #cantwaittoread #catsofinstagram #happycaturday
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Crissy Van Meter: Creatures

Keď sa Evie pripravuje na nadchádzajúcu svadbu, jej snúbenec náhle zmizne a jej odcudzená matka sa zrazu objaví. Tieto udalosti prinútia Evie čeliť realite a všetkým životným rozhodnutiam, ktoré ju doteraz viedli.

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Happy Hump Day! I hope y’all are stocking up on girls scout cookies and great reads. • • Finally caught up on my January bookclub reads!! CREATURES was soo good! I cannot wait to discuss it with the #BelletristDC bookclub. CREATURES begins the week of Evie’s wedding-her groom is missing and a dead whale has washed ashore on the island causes a rancid smell. Worse, Evie’s mother has appeared. Evie’s mother abandoned her at an early age, leaving Evie to be raised by a drug dealing father who left them homeless numerous times. Evie cannot help but reflect on her childhood, her father’s attempts to provide a home, her relationship with her absent mother and her feelings from the aloneness, love and suffering. Overall, a great book that is artfully written. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • #bookworm #bookcover #booklover #bibliophile #booknerd #book #readersofinstagram #whatimreadingnow #bookinstagram #booknerdproblems #bookstagram #bookish #bookaddict #bookaholic #coffeetime #nerd #bookish #booklovers #bookshark #booknerdigans #booknerdproblems #readingchallenge #reading #booksofinstagram #goodreads #bookbabes #belletrist #belletristbabe #creatures #crissyvanmeter
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Hanya Yanagihara: A little life

Je to príbeh o láske aj obetavosti, krutosti a neschopnosti bojovať s osudom. Hanya Yanagihara majstrovsky vykreslila nevšedné podoby priateľstva a lásky a neľútostne odkryla, ako môžu človeka zlomiť vlastné skúsenosti aj spomienky. Vrelo odporúčam!

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„He had looked at Jude, then, and had felt that same sensation he sometimes did when he thought, really thought of Jude and what his life had been: a sadness, he might have called it, but it wasn't a pitying sadness; it was a larger sadness, one that seemed to encompass all the poor striving people, the billions he didn't know, all living their lives, a sadness that mingled with a wonder and awe at how hard humans everywhere tried to live, even when their days were so very difficult, even when their circumstances were so wretched. Life is so sad, he would think in those moments. It's so sad, and yet we all do it.“ – Hanya Yanagihara, A Little Life I finished this book a couple of weeks ago and this quote sums it up for me. It gives you such a feeling of deepest sadness that it‘s hard to bear sometimes. And still you carry on reading (or listening, in my case), because you feel like you owe it to the characters to stick by them until the very end. This book made my cry so horribly – and it‘s just not the sad story of this book, it‘s a sadness that stretches across the whole world, includes everyone‘s sadness – but at the same time it shows you everything and everyone that is worth living for. It‘s beautifully written but I wouldn‘t recommend this book to everyone, as it is incredibly hard to get through. It broke my heart but at the same time, it was a very cathartic experience. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 #alittlelife #hanyayanagihara #einwenigleben #bookreview #bookrecommendations #buchtipp #bibliophile #booknerd #schönebücher #literaryfiction #stayhomeandread #rezension #buchempfehlung #readingchallenge #judestfrancis #belletristik #bookstagram #bookstagramgermany
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Zdroj: bbc.com & bustle.com | Foto: Instagram.com

KNIHY, ktoré by ste si v roku 2020 mali rozhodne prečítať!

Prinášame Vám zopár tipov na skvelé čítanie:

Jenny Offill: Weather

Kiley Reid: Such a Fun Age

Colum McCann: Apeirogon, A Novel

Hadley Freeman: House of Glass

Anne Enright: Actress

Liz Moore: Long Bright River

Crissy Van Meter: Creatures

Hanya Yanagihara: A little life

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