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Topic	Guess which of these books in the picture are mine.
GunslingerGunsl 04/07/21 1:45:34 PM #19:	grimhilde00 posted... Ooooh yeah I've heard horror stories about grad school So I just finished Annihilation right now. This book was a trip. It is definitely different from most things I have read before. It was interesting how the author attempts to describe the indescribable, things that are outside the realm of human experience. I'm not sure how I felt about it overall because I couldn't really wrap my head around everything that was happening. It almost seems like part of the point of the story is that some things are just unknowable to us. It was more about the journey itself than having any definitive answers to what was happening. JigsawTDC posted... Yeah, but you sound way busier in life right now than I am. Plus, there's no competition except with yourself. And it's better to focus on quality than quantity imo! I know some people who give themselves arbitrary number goals to read (usually like 50 or 100 books in a year), but if I were to approach reading from that angle myself it would sap the joy of it because I would be more focused on hitting a number goal than enjoying or learning from what I'm reading. I'm just keeping track for fun. It's funny you say that. I just made a good reads account and set a 20 book goal for the year. Lol. I haven't quite figured out which books I want to get to most. The next book I'm going to read is for school. It's a quick read, then I might either read American Gods or Something Wicked This Way Comes. <cite>GunslingerGunsl posted [p:952569667] in Guess whic... [t:79391928]...</cite> <quote>grimhilde00 posted... </cite> <quote>Ooooh yeah I've heard horror stories about grad school</quote>So I just finished Annihilation right now. This book was a trip. It is definitely different from most things I have read before. It was interesting how the author attempts to describe the indescribable, things that are outside the realm of human experience. I'm not sure how I felt about it overall because I couldn't really wrap my head around everything that was happening. It almost seems like part of the point of the story is that some things are just unknowable to us. It was more about the journey itself than having any definitive answers to what was happening. JigsawTDC posted... </cite> <quote>Yeah, but you sound way busier in life right now than I am. Plus, there's no competition except with yourself. And it's better to focus on quality than quantity imo! I know some people who give themselves arbitrary number goals to read (usually like 50 or 100 books in a year), but if I were to approach reading from that angle myself it would sap the joy of it because I would be more focused on hitting a number goal than enjoying or learning from what I'm reading. I'm just keeping track for fun.</quote>It's funny you say that. I just made a good reads account and set a 20 book goal for the year. Lol. I haven't quite figured out which books I want to get to most. The next book I'm going to read is for school. It's a quick read, then I might either read American Gods or Something Wicked This Way Comes. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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