Book Club

Reading to outgrow yourself is to refuse to let your current mind be your final form.

This sentence from Carl Jung hits hard.

“No matter how isolated you are and how lonely you feel, if you do your work truly and conscientiously, unknown friends will come and seek you.”

A Time to Kill. John Grisham. I have been wanting to start the book for a while. But another next level detective FBI novel and an American classic distracted me. It is always difficult to read about young children and rape. Mr. Grisham knows how to get your attention and using a topic such as racism...his first novel...it brings you down to Earth. And no doubt...the movie is very good. Still, the book brings you in deeper and 'American law' is best understood when you read Grisham. ATTK also talks about capital punishment, insanity defense and vigilante justice...Grisham is not a big fan of 'taking the law in your hands.' But a father killing people to protect his daughter...the moral dilemma pains you.

Dear diary, may Allah turn every silent prayer into a beautiful reality. 🤍🌷

Suggest me a good book 📖 to read .

Remember, my words are sharper than my sword.

If words could kill, you’d have died a million times over.

Let’s just say I didn’t get to where I am in life by being a wallflower.

You have been warned.

The most funniest part those days is all of them. They have same word, but there’s no action.🌚🥤😝

Salaam,
Which book should I read next? Any recommendations?

Try audiobooks for chores or walks to keep your momentum going when you're busy.

Asc guys waxan rajeynayaa ina zxpo badan inta ku yeesho haka labalabeena ina hi soo qortaan❤️