reading a book from every country in the world 🌍 45 countries in novels

I liked snow just comparing the two I enjoy snow more than this one they're both very affecting

this is fantastic this is so good this is an expansive essay that basically details the island itself

probably my least favorite book we've ever read with the book club actually which was the age of Magic by Ben I just did not like this very much

I first read the alienist and Other Stories which is a collection of short stories that I did actually enjoy

I also read almonds by one p son this one was okay not my favorite it's probably my least favorite that I've read from the country

anything from an Carson I'm very partial to autobiography of red though

I don't really like his writing style and I do have like a couple critiques here and there about the book but in general I think this was a really good important such an important look at hockey culture and sports culture

I didn't like this very much I really did not like this very much

I read before the coffee gets cold forget who that's byy as well but I didn't like that one at all it's probably my least favorite that I've read from Japan

I've only had the pleasure of reading the Broken Wings by Kil Jabron this was really good

this one was so good this one is so great so good this I highly recommend

it's so queasy feeling and heartbreaking really good and yeah again I would really recommend

this is very much a World War II story and it's so good it's so much more than that it's deeply psychological and so obsessive

it is a romance I think but it's about so much more than that so much more is what I remember

convenience store by sayaka murata love that

I adore this book to my heart and soul I never thought I wanted to read this I picked it up I fell in love it's so juicy it's so entertaining I could not put it down

I read even if this love disappears tonight so good five stars

I've also read the flowers of evil which was a fantastic collection of poetry really love this

this book follows a bunch of different people in the city and it's just so fantastic I will say the translation I think is a little bit clunky

this was so good this was for an ecological class I took in uni more recently this is so fantastic I highly recommend gun Island

I really liked heaven in hell by Yan common Stephenson which I picked up this is a Trilogy and I've currently read two out of the three books this is gorgeous his writing is so interesting it's so perfect

this one was also really good really sweet very quiet it's one of those quiet sentimental Japanese novels which honestly aren't my fave but this is still really good

this one was quite interesting it's a very short book I read this for a class I took on Latin American literature

I read this I don't think I liked it very much but I did read it anyway

a few personal favorites from Canada of course we have ice Fields by Thomas Wharton

I read Idol burning by Ren usami that was very cool very cool

fantastic so difficult so tricky and so good highly recommend

the stories or the sections are split into different regions of the landscape which is just so cool

this was so fun this was so fun because this is very different each book starts with a or each chapter starts with a recipe and then that recipe plays into the plot

I have read two books from Chile and I didn't really I didn't love either of them

The Mill House murders by yukito uji I've read two from him now really good he's becoming like kind of a new favorite murder mystery author

this was probably my favorite of the whole course I think this one is just really spectacular highly recommend

I love M land midwinter so much this is so wholesome so sweet

I've read NP by banana yoshimoto didn't really like that one

this is definitely my favorite of the two that I've read and I highly recommend I also found this one extremely addicting

I read no longer Human by oam Desai that was very heavy

Norwegian Wood was my introduction and doesn't it's not a top Mami fave

if I had to pick one it would be 100 Years of Solitude

this wasn't my favorite thing ever this is about this was my favorite novel ever but as a piece of historical fiction first of all so important and I think so well researched and well done

I've also read Pan's Labyrinth like the book by Gan deoro so that was really good

this was so good this was also so good this really inspired 100 Years of Solitude I love this so much another five star

this is like one of the best works like I said from this challenge I've read so far this is so wonderful

the first one was Snow by pamuk this was really I just liked what it did with snow if I'm being honest with you

Japanese country by Yari Kata really love that one

this was so great this was so fantastic was it challenging yes did I love every second of it yes it was so good

Stone dreams is just oh so important this is another band Book the author is still on house arrest

I also read sweet bean paste by Duan suawa again sentimental quiet not a new fave

listen to The Alchemist which was probably the biggest mistake of my stay

I read the Blind Owl this was so good this is so disturbing this is a man who's very ill do I recommend this one yes I do

this is just fantastic highly recommend this is like haunting

I also read the death of Vic ogi by a quick ooh that was really good I also want to read more from azi as well so fantastic

most recently I read the disaster tourist o also so good so good

of course I've read the god of small things by Adam Dy Roy that was really good

this was so good this is so good this is so spooky

this is probably my favorite that I've read from Argentina so far

I also really like this one this one is about capitalism and the development of the modern day department store in Paris specifically

I've only read the membranes by chel way I really like this again this is for the world tour this was so fantastic

The Nutcracker by etay Hoffman which is my favorite thing that I've read from Germany

Palace of Dreams is extremely it is scary it's so scary it's so bureaucratic like it's just long hallways of Darkness everything is way too big

I read this book in the third grade and clearly you guys can see it's one of my favorite books of all time I love this thing to death

this was so good this was hilarious oh he's so funny he's so clever he's so mischievous he's so smart and I just love this so much

this one is very harrowing it's also set in a country at this time run by a dictator it is so psychological very surreal

the Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea by Mishima ooh very harrowing can't wait to read more

the second book that I read from Ireland is the third policeman this one didn't get on with too well

classic science fiction Alien Invasion story it's so good

the first book that I ever read from South Korea was the vegetarian by Hong Kang this was so good I really enjoyed

I read the woman in the purple skirt don't remember who this is by this didn't really leave a big impression

this was really cute really important and really weird

I highly recommend this one so incredibly good

I actually wasn't the biggest fan of this one I actually like the other books that I picked up much more

which one do I like more I actually don't know I feel like it was hour of the star but I think if I read the again it might be agav viiva

I learned so much reading the house of the spirits I just didn't like it as a novel too much

this is the ice palace by T Visos love this so much of course because it's about basically a Cathedral of ice a palace of ice made out of a frozen waterfall fantastic

I've also read the summer book from the same author and frankly that's it I need more finished recommendations but I highly recommend both of these

I read the traveling cat Chronicles blanking on that one that one killed me that one was sad

the absolute Banger Things Fall Apart by chin this was so devastating

this is a collection of short stories and they're all a little bit spooky a little bit Gothic I thought I was really going to be into this turns out I wasn't

this was so good this was so cool this is one of the most unique books I've read in a really long time

a couple years ago I also listened to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Vern this was really funny it's a lot like Phantom of the Opera actually

is this my favorite I think it might be Untold night and day by basis this was so good

I honestly didn't really enjoy myself with this one

so good this was so fantastic I really like this I learned so much and I highly recommend

I feel like it was hour of the star but I think if I read the again it might be agav viiva this is fantastic