Books, or Also: What I Like to Read

Why don't I suggest you some books while we're at it. I love literature. Though, these attention-grabbing services leave me little time to pursue this passion the way I'd like. Still, I try to carve out moments for reading whenever I can.

I mostly gravitate toward the classics. They have stood the test of time for a reason. If you're looking for something thought-provoking, timeless, or just straight-up powerful, here's a starting point:

English Literature

1. George Orwell: Especially "1984" and "Animal Farm". Uncomfortable truths, prophetic insight.
2. George Bernard Shaw: Witty, sharp, and always poking at societal norms. Start with "Pygmalion."

German Literature

1. Franz Kafka: Nothing captures the absurdity of modern life like Kafka. "The Trial" and "Amerika" are great intros.

Turkish Literature

1. Mehmet Akif Ersoy: Deeply emotional, patriotic, and spiritual. His poetry moves you beyond the page.

Religious Literature

1. The Qur'an: I keep coming back to it. Not just a book of faith, but a book of reflection and purpose.

What I Plan to Read Next

1. The Art of War by Sun Tzu: Because strategy isn’t just for battlefields—it's for life, business, and clarity.