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2019 books so far:
"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" by Yuval Noah Harari
Was many years since I have read an "educational" book, and was worried my brain couldn't take it, but I couldn't put it down and read it pretty quick actually. Lots of interesting thoughts, if a bit pessimistic about humans at times.
"Death on the Nile" by Agatha Christie
First book of hers I have read... I liked the focus on dialog and just working everything out through polite conversation, logic, and reasoning.
"Death in the Clouds" by Agatha Christie
Decided to try another one. Enjoyed it, but not as much as Death in the Nile. The end of this one felt more like "oh yeah, let's do a twist".... technically the twist was still based in logic and reason, but not in a way that was "oh yeah, I should have thought of that", more like "who would even think of that in that way?".
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