| Title | Author | Category | Status | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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The Da Vinci Code
Format: Print | Source: Bought | Priority: 6 A fast-paced mystery filled with symbolism and historical intrigue that keeps readers guessing. |
Dan Brown | Thriller | Read | |
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Angels and Demons
Format: eBook | Source: Library An exciting blend of science, religion, and suspense with nonstop action. |
Dan Brown | Thriller | Read | |
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Tao Te Ching
Format: Print | Source: Gift | Priority: 5 A timeless philosophical work offering wisdom about balance, simplicity, and life. |
Lao Tzu | Philosophy | Read | |
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The Art of War
Format: Audiobook | Source: Borrowed | Priority: 7 A classic guide to strategy and leadership that still applies today. |
Sun Tzu | Strategy | Read | |
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The Lies of Locke Lamora
Format: Print | Source: Bought | Priority: 1 A clever fantasy adventure centered around master thieves and elaborate schemes. |
Scott Lynch | Fantasy | In Progress | |
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The Gods Are Not To Blame
Format: Print | Source: Library | Priority: 2 A powerful modern adaptation of a Greek tragedy that explores fate and responsibility. |
Ola Rotimi | Drama | To Read | |
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Atomic Habits
Format: eBook | Source: Bought | Priority: 3 An approachable guide to building better habits through small daily improvements. |
James Clear | Self-Help | To Read |
This collection reflects my interests in mystery, strategy, philosophy, fantasy, and personal growth. The books I have already completed helped me explore critical thinking, leadership, historical themes, and practical wisdom that can be applied to everyday life.
My next reading priorities are The Lies of Locke Lamora and The Gods Are Not To Blame because they offer completely different experiences. One provides imaginative fantasy and adventure, while the other explores deep themes involving fate, choices, and consequences. Together they support my goal of reading a wider variety of genres and perspectives.