📚 En bra man by Tina Trender. I was honestly pretty unsure about it for a big part of the book – thought about putting it down more than once. But somewhere around the middle it turned around, and from there it just kept getting more and more intense as the main character got into worse and worse situations.
Books
📚 Sömngångaren by Lars Kepler. Really exciting all the way through, and definitely the best one in the series about Jonna Linna so far. Couldn’t put it down.
📚 Birdman by Mo Hayder. I’ve got a new favorite in the genre. Incredibly good and gripping read – I absolutely loved it.
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📚 The Silence of the Lambs (Hannibal Lecter, #2) by Thomas Harris. Finally read it after a million viewings of the movie—it totally holds up. Just as creepy and gripping. Some iconic scenes were missing (no tense door-knocking!), but the book adds its own great details. Definitely worth a read.
📚 The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. I love the movie! Seen it a bunch of times. Finally got around to reading the book, and wow! I loved it just as much, or even more. So good!
📚 Jävla karlar by Andrev Walden. I absolutely loved it! It’s a fantastic mix of both fun and sadness. Andrev Walden has a brilliant sense of capturing odd and spot-on likenesses.
📚 Jag lever, pappa by Siri Marie Seim Sønstelie. I found myself wishing it was fiction—something imagined. But sadly, it’s not. It really happened, and that makes it all the more heartbreaking. A tough but important reading.
📚 The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave. Kept me interested, but didn’t blow me away. I wanted more depth or suspense. Fans of family secrets and complex relationships might enjoy it more.