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WWW Wednesday

I can’t believe the first week of August is already over – I’m still at my family’s house in Vienna, so I’ve had some time to catch up with my TBR list. Here’s my current reading situation!

Top Ten Tuesday: Cover redesigns

Don’t judge a book by its cover is probably the world’s most famous controversial phrase on books. Whether you’re a supporter or critic of this phrase, here are ten cover redesigns I loved or hated!

First Impressions: Circe

This book has been on my summer TBR list forever and I’m super happy that I finally got around to start it – quite some time after everyone else, but eventually, I always come around! Here are my first thoughts!

Letters to a Law Student – Review

From general advice, over myths about studying law to TOP TEN lists – if you’re thinking about studying law at university or even if you’re already a law student, this is the book you want to read to maximize your success and minimize your stress level. Here are my thoughts!

July Wrap-Up and August TBR

This year has been moving so incredibly fast that I can’t believe we’re already heading into August. This means: a month of sun, happiness and fun – and I’m so ready for that! Here is my wrap-up of last month’s books and a little sneak peek into my TBR list for August!

WWW Wednesday

It’s my first week of vacation at my family’s home in Vienna and therefore, I don’t have tons of time to read at the moment! However, I’m writing a current reading situation – so here we go!

Top Ten Tuesday: Beautiful covers

It’s Tuesday again, but today’s theme is a Freebie and because I am very fond of beautiful covers and it’s a very valid reason for me to actually buy books without researching them first, here are some books I read the past 1 1 1/2 years which had great covers!

First Impressions: The Murder of Roger Ackroyd

Once again, I am reading Agatha Christie’s stories about the famous detective Hercule Poirot. It’s my third book and finally, I have the chance to write down my first impressions!

The Emperor’s Tomb – Review

This is a milestone for me. I read Joseph Roth’s famous novel The Emperor’s Tomb in one day: it’s my mother’s favorite, it’s a classic and it’s history. Here are my thoughts!

WWW Wednesday

It’s Wednesday, my last week of school (I know, here, the summer break is always super late) and the teachers are literally bored as hell. So I’m happy to escape all that craziness and come here (state of mind, kind of like). Here’s my current reading situation!