#readinghighlights

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My reading highlights 2021 ✨ I read books from german, american, russian, swiss, french, hungarian, british and egypt writers. This year six books by women made it to my favorties, and four by men. My review for the Iris Wolff book is not finished yet. Which of these texts have you read? If you save my posts that you like, I'd be very glad. I hope for many new discussions in here with you guys, stay connected! 💘 Lydia Chukovskaya – Going Under Delphine de Vigan – Loyalties Charlotte Perkins Gilman – The Yellow Wallpaper Fyodor M. Dostoyevsky – The Double Iris Wolff – The Fuzziness Of The World Charles F. Ramuz – Derborence Christa Wolf – Accident László Krasznahorkai – Baron Wenckheim's Homecoming Sibylle Berg – The Day My Wife Found A Husband Urs Widmer – In The Congo #bookstagram #literature #booklover #readinghighlights #igreads #gayswhoread #lydiachukovskaya #delphinedevigan #charlotteperkinsgilman #fyodordostoyevsky #dostoyevsky #iriswolff #charlesframuz #christawolf #laszlokrasznahorkai #sibylleberg #urswidmer #leseempfehlung #2021 #literatur #литература #букстаграм #книги #люблюлитературу https://www.instagram.com/p/CYHhickrKUH/?utm_medium=tumblr

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My reading highlights and recaps of 2020 ✨ . Only one book version in english made it to the list, but all of them have english editions unless "Späte Gäste (Late Guests)" and "Sechs Koffer (Six Suitcases)". I didn't read as much as the years before, due to health problems, but I found these treasuries. I came even closer to American Literature and started getting in touch with Spanish Literature. And I still need more Russian Literature. . I want my account to grow bigger, so it would be very nice if you would like, comment and save my posts and spread my words if you want to. In 2021 I hope to find even more nice people here on Instagram. . Be kind. Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about. 💞 . Margaret Atwood – The Handmaid's Tale Gertrud Leutenegger – Late Guests Hannah Arendt – Some Questions of Moral Philosophy Maxim Biller – Six Suitcases Khaled Khalifa – Death Is Hard Work Gabriel García Márquez – Hundred Years Of Solitude Javier Marías – A Heart So White Franz Werfel – The Forty Days of Musa Dagh Stefan Zweig – The Royal Game Truman Capote – Other Voices, Other Rooms . (The clay pieces are made by myself.) #bookstagram #literature #guyswhoread #gayswhoread #readinghighlights #igreads #instagood #beautiful #photooftheday #visualsoflife #lesehighlights #2020 #leseempfehlung #margaretatwood #hannaharendt #gabrielgarciamarquez #stefanzweig #trumancapote #литература #букстаграм #книги https://www.instagram.com/p/CJY-SjbhjBo/?igshid=v0hger71i4kv

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Reading Highlights 9th Sept 2019

Be Humble About What You Know

https://medium.com/personal-growth/be-humble-about-what-you-know-de4d6f16da75

Be thankful for what you know. 

You don’t know everything

There is a lot you don’t still understand. Be humble

How To Have More Humility so You Don’t Screw Up Any Success You Have

https://medium.com/better-marketing/how-to-have-more-humility-so-you-dont-screw-up-any-success-you-have-4ccf4f8cb2ef

Don’t Be a Jerk

Say Thank You, a Lot

Reduce the Word ‘I’

Resist the Urge for Selfie Time

Become Obsessed With Keanu Reeves 

What Introverts Can Teach Us About Being Alone

https://elemental.medium.com/what-introverts-can-teach-us-about-being-alone-8b687be5ceb6

Because America is an extrovert-focused society, introverts learn social skills in order to be more outgoing, but rarely are extroverts taught solitude skills.

To cultivate these skills, people should imitate what introverts like to do, Helgoe says. She suggests participating in activities that elicit inspiration without being surrounded by a gaggle of acquaintances. This may include reading or attending group experiences like lectures, concerts, sporting events, or a political rally — solo.