We have a thread for what music we listen to and one for the movies we watch, but none for books. Does that mean BA members don't read anything else than teamnews and statistics? I sure hope not, and will open this thread where we can share our reading experiences.
I've just about finished Veronika Decides To Die by Paolo Coelho
It's about a young and unhappy Slovenian woman who feels life doesn't have anything more to give her, or she doesn't have anything to give to life, and attempts suicide. She fails, and wakes up in Villete - a mental institution somewhere in Slovenia.
It seems to be a, more or less, true story and it is about sanity vs insanity. Illnesses such as depression and schizophrenia is adressed in a very interesting way. And it is about finding reasons to keep living in this too often cruel world.
I strongly recommend reading this.
I've just about finished Veronika Decides To Die by Paolo Coelho
It's about a young and unhappy Slovenian woman who feels life doesn't have anything more to give her, or she doesn't have anything to give to life, and attempts suicide. She fails, and wakes up in Villete - a mental institution somewhere in Slovenia.
It seems to be a, more or less, true story and it is about sanity vs insanity. Illnesses such as depression and schizophrenia is adressed in a very interesting way. And it is about finding reasons to keep living in this too often cruel world.
I strongly recommend reading this.
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