The Best Books I Read in April, May & June

And this is such an interesting book. So, I really enjoyed this book.

It was very quick, very easy to get through but left me with a lot of food for thought and I really enjoyed reading from the perspective of this protagonist. So I would highly recommend it.

It was really interesting. I don't think I can summarize it here because there was a lot covered in it, but I think it was really interesting and pretty accessible for a topic that I'm not an expert in. So I would highly recommend checking it out.

I actually read a early copy of this book as a proof, and I absolutely loved it. And rarely does a book just give me that feeling of first falling in love with a subject again as this did.

I learned so much. It's almost overwhelming, but I'm really glad my eyes were open to it through this book.

I think it's a really important reminder that we can't ignore the fact this is happening. It's only going to get worse if we like sort of look away for it or look away from it or pretend it's not happening. And for that reason, I would highly encourage everyone to read it.

It was, I think, no, it's not my first introduction to this genre, but I think it was the first like series that really got me into this genre that really made me fall in love with the subg genre because I think it's a really fun idea. It's funny, it's fun, it's adventure-filled, and it keeps you guessing. So, what's not to love?

It was the perfect in a history book for me where it feels like serious and well researched but also like fun and accessible as fun as a book on this topic can be in the sense that it felt like it was written with knowledge and expertise but for anybody to read. So, I really enjoyed this and I definitely plan on reading more by this historian in the future.