Radu Muresan

One of the best introductions I've read, too bad it becomes a time jumping mess along the way.

Trying to become something else than just a cog in the machine of society is my new challenge, thank you Erich Fromm

As someone who drinks very rarely and just was interested in the consequences on the body, this met its purposes.

A great look into book publishing and all its dark places.

Try to have a healthy relationship with your parents challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)

Incredible how strong we can be when we are put in danger, and how fragile we are once we feel safe.

Since when Wattpad stories can be found on this platform?

I find it hard to believe some of the approaches because they sound so... phony? It feels like you subject people to therapy speak and from my experience, some DO NOT want to hear about that. Still a great read!

When you feel in a rut or that the world is against you, Backman has the perfect style to give you hope and put a smile on your face.

Goleman's journal about this meeting, which for 400+ pages, contains a lot of filler stuff.

No the best book to read nowadays, the world seems very bleak as it is, this just adds more fuel to the fire.

Communication really is the key to everything, huh

What was that quote? Some people just exist, don't live? I feel that a lack of meaning just sets you on autopilot and wonder why time flies by without anything seeming to change. Read and watched a lot of Holocaust stories so was familiar with the first part of the book, but the Logotherapy section was something new for me and quite interesting.

A bit repetitive, but this goes to show how just a tiny few practices and mindsets can lead to a happy and mindful life.

Perfect example of a book that I will probably love on a reread, because the first time it's a surreal mumbo-jumbo with a lot of characters and time jumps that left me wondering if I should have taken notes.

The bits of information presented through documents and recorded conversations added a bit of flair to a pretty mundane mystery, especially when the character of the title is so forgotten.

If I wanted to read about what people dream, I would have gone on r/dreams... expected a guide, but only got retellings.

Aside from the religious chapters, which with all due respect, I am not interested, this is a must read for everyone.

It really is that damn phone, the boomers were onto something

A lot of interesting theories and maybe, uncomfortable truths, but some parts just deny other important fields, such as psychotherapy. I just can't buy that genes are more influential than parents when you are a child, sorry.

Good old Romanian communist dialogues, 5/5

Spiraling out of control and nobody believing you... one of the biggest fears.

One of the most relevant books in these last couple of years...

An overall interesting view of how manipulative people can be, but women and queer people seem to be the monsters under the bed, Jesus Christ.

Great post apocalyptic dad & son story