pickThis is the best one yet....
To anyone even remotely interested in reading these, I definitely recommend they take the time to do it. While it‘s a big time investment, it‘s an easy read, not hard or challenging by any means, but I‘ve found it a profound experience—a total journey through what it means to be human in these modern times—and incredibly transformative. I can‘t wait to get into the next one.
My Struggle is that every time I start a book in the series I realize how much I dislike the young Karl Ove. But then his beautiful writing sucks me in...
pick...same old karl ove with a glass of orange wine...love ❤️
Karl Ove kept me company while I audiopuzzled and completed this 2000 piece jigsaw. My Xmas vacation accomplishment. Just in time - we leave in the morning.
Squeezing in a bit of time this Xmas morn with my on again/off again boyfriend Karl Ove.😉
pickStill utterly mesmerizing. This penultimate volume is funny, disturbing and sad. We revisit his father's death and dredge up old infidelities. Karl Ove is as narcissistic as ever but he's also generous and reverent about art and literature and his friends who are artists. Weirdly, he finishes this volume by reading a couple of Ian Rankin books, so it's possible that his literary tastes aren't quite as refined as I imagined.
#firsteverlitsypost was this quote: "Was art only an inner phenomenon? Something that moved within us and between us, all that which we couldn't see but marked us, indeed, which was us?" I posted this frozen view from my room at the historic Grove Park Inn in Asheville, NC, where I'll return next February. #booktober
"Was art only an inner phenomenon? Something that moved within us and between us, all that which we couldn't see but marked us, indeed, which was us?"
Team Knausgaard. When I decided to read Book 1, I made a decision then to read them all. It has been a joy.
My Struggle, Book Five | 
