What I read in 2019

A (short) list.

In 2017 there was the Year 33: A Reading List, in 2018 A Reading Party, and in 2019, the #Dymocks52Challenge.

Fun fact, each year I challenge myself to “read more” (and am proud to say the last three years have delivered a trifecta of new year resolution success!). Fail fact, 21 books is not 52! Meh, there’s always 2020.

Now, without further ado:

1. Rich People Problems — Kevin Kwan
2. Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less — Greg McKeown
3. The Strange Library — Murakami
4. The Younger Man — Zoe Foster
5. Aleph — Paulo Coelho
6. (Curating) From A to Z — Jens Hoffman
7. The Wife Drought — Annabel Crab
8. The Art of Running in Heels — Rachel Gibson
9. A Gentleman in Moscow — Amor Towles
10. Surprised by Joy — C.S Lewis
11. Talking To My Country — Stan Grant
12. Becoming — Michelle Obama
13. Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine — Gail Honeyman
14. What Gives Us Our Names — Alvin Pang
15. Educated — Tara Westover