I started keeping a record of the books I have been reading. I like a range. Some I read for light entertainment and some for deeper enjoyment and insight.
Reading is one of the greatest delights for. The whole of humankinds imagination and knowledge, insight and drama is available to experience.
A person who reads lives a thousand lives.
So true.
The only thing that surpasses the enjoyment of reading is writing.
| 245. Consider Phlebas | Iain M Banks |
| 246. The Player of Games | Iain M Banks |
| 247. Becoming | Michelle Obama |
| 248. Cockroach | Ian McEwan |
| 249. Ham and Rye | Bukowski |
| 250. Woody Guthrie’s Modern World Blues | Will Kaufman |
| 251. First Men Last Men | Olaf Stapledon |
| 252. Brief answers to the Big questions | Stephen Hawking |
| 253. If it Bleeds | Stephen King |
| 254. Humankind | Rutger Bregman |
| 255.the boy | Nikki Mountain |
| 256. Fairport Convention on track – every album every song | Kevan Furbank |
| 257. Machines like me | Ian McEwan |
| 258. Jackson C Frank – the clear hard light of Genius | Jim Abbott |
| 259. A life on our planet | David Attenborough |
| 260. The Institute | Stephen King |
| 261. 21 Lessons for the 21st Century | Yuval Noah Harari |
| 262.The Carpet People | Terry Pratchett |
| 263.The Backpacker | John Harris |
| 264. Sleeping Beauties | Stephen and Owen king |
| 265. The Dying Animal | Philip Roth |
| 266. My Childhood as I remember it | Tess Tackett |
| 267. The Testaments | Margaret Atwood |
| 268. the unlikely adventures of the shergill sisters | Balli Kaur Jaswal |