hot potato book club

books I am wanting to read  You may see this list grow or get shorter, either as I add new books that I want to read or when I move books that I read to the respective month that I read it in. In no particular order: Get in the Van by Henry Rollins (even though it's near impossible to find a copy!!) Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life  by Jordan B. Peterson Greenlights  by Matthew McConaughey the The Boys comics by Garth Ennis Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn Diana: Her True Story - In Her Own Words  by Andrew Morton Hidden Valley Road: Inside the Mind of an American Family  by Robert Kolker Souichi's Diary of Delights , Gyo , and Shiver by Junji Ito (side note: I am a huge  Junji Ito fan!) the The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series by Stieg Larsson Army of None: Autonomous Weapons and the Future of War  by Paul Scharre A Streetcar Named Desire  by Tennessee Williams Requiem for a Dream by Hubert Selby Jr The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman Othello by William Shakespear

Can I really call this a book club if it's just me? 🤔👀  Although I suppose it may technically become a club if you end up reading a book too because of me... Basically, the purpose of this blog is for me to keep a record of every (or at least most) books that I read in 2021 and beyond. I believe that having an external force (e.g. a digital record) will serve as backup motivation in case my intrinsic motivation fails for some reason. Also, maybe my writing skills will improve as a result too 😉 Speaking of motivation, why on earth do I want to read one book per week?  The main reason is because I used to love reading as a kid. Like, love . As in, I finished the Twilight series in just under one month and the A Song of Ice and Fire  series in just three months.  After high school...actually, up until late 2019 , it was quite rare for me to sit down and read a book for pure enjoyment. Oddly enough, I could spend hours upon hours on social media and YouTube, but it would take me a