In this episode, I’m joined by Madjda, a teacher, activist, and passionate bookworm who explores the world of literature with unprecedented curiosity. We talked about her journey as a reader and writer, how books have shaped her understanding of the world, and why reading can serve both for education and for hobbies. She also shared thoughtful advice for anyone looking to start or return to a reading habit.Here are the books we discussed in this episode:The Bell Jar – Sylvia PlathThe Burning Girl – Claire MessudAtomic Habits – James ClearA Little Life – Hanya YanagiharaDe Profundis – Oscar WildeThe Picture of Dorian Gray – Oscar WildeThe Song of Achilles – Madeline MillerLetters to a Young Poet – Rainer Maria RilkeSand Roses – Hamza KoudriCaptive – Sarah RivensMy Brilliant Friend – Elena FerranteThe Lying Life of Adults – Elena FerranteThe Grapes of Wrath – John SteinbeckOf Mice and Men – John SteinbeckThe Secret History – Donna TarttOrientalism – Edward SaidYou can find Madjda with her lovely monthly wrap ups on instagram @mad.jedaA big thank you to Dojo Alger⁠  for their generous partnership and for providing the space to make this podcast come to life. Check their instagram ⁠dojo_algerDon’t forget to leave your opinion in the comments and tell me about your experience. Let’s connect together and show me your progress: https://beacons.ai/sabrine_readsReaders’ Co, where we nurture your reading culture.

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