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Curious thought though has anyone here read Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance? It piqued my interest after knowing that it can improve my rational problem-solving skills so I want to give it a try. What are your thoughts about this book?

I recently picked up Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate for Nintendo Switch. This is my first Monster Hunter game and clearly, I have no idea how things work. There's minimal tutorial available and I have to binge youtube tutorials to know the basics and essentials. I'm starting to like it more though because of the steep learning curve.

I love both coffee and tea but I'm currently addicted to milk tea.

I've started watching Black Mirror Season 1 yesterday after seeing the Bandersnatch special with my friends. I have to allot time for myself to catch up till the latest season because I am literally missing out.

Haruki Murakami's novels are my to-reread books. I also enjoy rereading Roald Dahl's books such as Matilda and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in one seating.

Nope. I'm not really good at memorizing poems.

I was able to finish 15 this year.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that. I also read his Yesterday from that site as well.

When I first saw the poster of Gone Girl's film adaptation I thought it's something romantic-drama the same as Nicholas Sparks novel. I really have no idea so I watched the movie first and I was actually mind-blown then I read the novel that I got hooked. After that, I read other works from Gillian Flynn including Sharp Objects and Dark Places.

I think that's one of the short stories from his Men Without Women book. Anyway, thank you for the warm welcome.

Hello, I'm new here as well. Welcome to the forum.

Hello everyone, I'm Clyne. I came across this site and I find it interesting. I've been reading books since I was in Highschool. Not sure if I have a weird taste but I like novels written by Haruki Murakami and poems written by Charles Bukowski. Glad I found this community.