Finished reading: The Empty Chair by Jeffery Deaver 📚
It was good, but not quite as strong as the previous books in the series. Still had solid suspense and some nice twists, but it didn’t grab me quite the same way.
Finished reading: Tio tankar för själens hunger by Antje Jackelen 📚
Not my cup of tea, but it’s a good book that will definitely appeal to a lot of people more than it did to me. One interesting thing I picked up was that René “I think, therefore I am” Descartes died in Stockholm. News to me!
Finished reading: Wolf by Mo Hayder 📚
A good book with a thrilling, unpredictable ending, but the middle dragged and lacked engagement. Worth reading, though not my favorite in the series.
Finished reading: I May Be Wrong by Björn Natthiko Lindeblad 📚
A truly wonderful read, filled with profound and insightful wisdom. It’s one of those special books you can pick up and read again and again, always finding something new to reflect on.
Finished reading: The Coffin Dancer by Jeffery Deaver 📚
An outstanding thriller! Even better than the last Lincoln Rhyme book, which I loved. Gripping from start to finish!
Finished reading: Mikael Persbrandt by Mikael Persbrandt 📚
What a wild ride! A great example of when reality surpasses fiction. It’s a story more unbelievable than any role he’s ever played. Definitely a must-read … at least if you’re from Sweden.
Finished reading: Markoolio – mörkret och den rosa bubblan by Marko Lehtosalo 📚
I liked it. It was both funny and sad-full of honesty and openness. Felt very real and human all the way through. Definitely worth a read-if you’re Swedish.
Finished reading: The Bone Collector by Jeffery Deaver 📚
Another great one in the series. Horrifying in all the right ways, with enough twists to keep me hooked. I’m already looking forward to the next.”
Finished reading: A Life on Our Planet by David Attenborough 📚
A powerful and sobering read. The shrinking percentages of wild spaces hit hardest, painting a stark picture of humanity’s impact.
Let's get curious
I listened to an interview with the Swedish artist Ernst Billgren. Among other things, he said:
If we had half as many opinions, and if the ones we had were half as strong, I think we would live happier lives in a more peaceful world.
I am convinced that this is true. There is so much suffering in our world and in our lives that could have been reduced or completely avoided with less strong opinions.