bookshelf
do you ever read something and feel nostalgic about a place you have never been to?
send me your book recommendations!
to read
2025
cozy, classic, good ol' human optimism
interesting worldbuilding, lackluster plot (but part of the point)
:O amazing premise (couldn't finish the 2nd book though)
rocky!!!!
i miss rocky :(
just win guys
would've been cool when i was in 5th grade
we need more squirrels
2024
crude family humor
the liar of the century
a good reminder to be grateful
one of those cheesey must-reads
beautiful minds
insanely majestic and fitting finale
quaint
the product man
as insane as you'd expect
really interesting tradeoffs
extraordinary ordinary relationships
2023
Marvel's investors, junk bonds, dummy corporations
buried histories of ancient cultures
wholesome motorcycle tales
based
your reward for good work is more work
beautifully humanistic, optimistic sci-fi
a long message left by a dad for his kids
RIP a really cool person
2022
sometimes not so funny behind the scenes
overhyped sociology thought candies
choose technology wisely
the answer is love
Salt: liberally. Fat: also liberally. Acid: always. Heat: slow.
cliche but thoughtful and cozy
plants, cold pizza, road trips, smelly labmate
2021
mostly apologizing about 2008
give it a tap at just the right angle
luck snowballs
good instinct, or coincidence?
just say it
where is Quality?
2020
thanks Uncle Bob!
he's pretty cool
2018
worldview of a curious physicist
2017
we love Robin Williams
check the direction of their feet
it was a pleasure to burn
fun short stories
art of lexicography
abandoned
ok we get it natural-born nature girl...
its like national geographic and star wars's bastard child (but worse than it sounds)