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Very Jung heavy so far

The question-and-answer format of this book is proving to be more enjoyable and digestible. I'd personally like it if she were able to add her sources

While the memoir talks about an absent father, a single mother and JR's relationship with his uncle (and the bar), I think it's really about the expectations we set for ourselves and demands from others. In pursuit of higher education and a chance to master his craft, JR goes through a dramatic shifting of expectations.

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Ove is a man of principle. Something he proclaims is lacking in the world. I don't agree with his point of view, but I can't blame him for having it because he's consistent with his actions and beliefs. I'm unsure if I want to be like him or if seeing the world as hypocritical as he does makes you as miserable as Ove.

Hearing the internal monologue of a man who sees the world as black and white is fascinating because of how exhausting it is to read every detail about Ove's perceptions. The writing is witty at times, the story is heartwarming, and I can't help but feel bad for Ove. I'll be updating this one quite regularly as I read it to see how my opinion changes as more of Ove's life is revealed

"Ove is the sort of man who checks the status of all things by giving them a good kick."

I just like seeing the percentage bar get more and more full. Expect updates every 2-4 hours

The last time a the first page of a book got me hooked like this was the Denny’s menu when I was 12

Im trying to be a more well rounded readed. Or in math terms im trying to be x^2 + y^2 = 1

I have a single page left but I don't want this book to end