Blog — The Juliet Report

5 Books In My Stack Last Week

These are all the books I interacted with last week.

weekly stack, BOOK, BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani3 April 2019weekly stack, BOOKS, book club, book stack, book review, currently reading, normal people, sally rooney, conversations with friends, the juliet report, shoe dog by phil knight, inspector maigret, georges simenon

6 Books In My Stack This Week

…here are the books in this weeks stack and my stories about them.

BOOK, BOOKS, weekly stackJuliet Sulejmani5 December 2018books, currently reading, bookstagram, book club, culture, summer crossing, truman capote, aleksandr solzhenistyn, palette perfect, the women in black, shelfie, book stack, weekly stack Comment

Illustration: What's the Point by Mouni Feddag

What I love the most about her drawings is the postures/poses/personalites of the characters within the scenes...

BOOKS, BOOK, ILLUSTRATIONJuliet Sulejmani15 August 2017book, illustrated book, illustration, mouni feddag, illustration what's the point, book review, hachette, art, the juliet reportComment

The Desserts of New York by Yasmin Newman

Yasmin Newman's new book 'The Desserts of New York - and how to eat them all' is basically a foodies ultimate dream...

BOOK, COOKBOOK, BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani4 August 2017nyc foodie, new york, book, the desserts of new york, yasmin newman, the juliet report, book review, cookbook, food, foodie, nyc eats

The Reason You're Alive by Matthew Quick

“it’s frustrating…and so often times I find myself in isolation in the middle, not politically in the middle, I just don’t want to pick a team...

BOOK, BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani25 July 2017matthew quick, the reason you're alive, book, book review, pan macmillan, picador, vietnam veteran, david granger, american, author, new book, to read, fiction, reading

Van Gogh Reading

The paintings will not leave your mind and you will be super curious about Vincent Van Gogh...

BOOKS, ARTJuliet Sulejmani5 May 2017vincent van gogh, art, art books, art history, the juliet report, van gogh, exhibition

Destination Simple by Brooke Mcalary

BOOK, BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani3 March 2017book, brooke mcalary, destination simple, reading, rituals, the juliet report

Travelling Far and Wide: My Reading Year in 2016

BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani29 December 2016reading, book review, the juliet report, cousin bette by honore balzac, our souis at night by kent haruf, edna o'brien, a hero of our time by mikhail lermontov, half of a yellow sun by chimamanda ngozi adichie, a personal matter by kenzaburo, baz ozturk, the post office girl, stefan zweig, leaving the atocha station by ben lerner, never mind, bad news and some hope by edward st. aubyn

Book Wish List

BOOK, BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani23 November 2016BOOKS, WISH LIST, BOOK, READING, BOOKSTORES, THE TOASTER PROJECT, PRETTY ICONIC, SALI HUGHES, TO BE READ

The big 5 by Dr Sanjiv Chopra

BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani19 April 2016the big 5, dr sanjiv chopra, book, reading, pan macmillan, the juliet report

Why Fashion Matters by Frances Corner

The book is basically made up of 101 thoughts or mini essays on why fashion matters..

BOOKS, FASHION BOOKJuliet Sulejmani14 April 2016why fashion matters, frances corner, fashion book, reading, the juliet report

The Dry by Jane Harper

I read ‘The Dry’ in under two days...

BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani12 April 2016book, book club, the dry, jane harper, thriller, the juliet report, pan macmillan

How to be Danish by Patrick Kingsley

Kingsley has divided the book into 8 parts covering; education, food, design DNA, welfare...

BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani11 April 2016how to be danish, danish, culture, patrick kingsley, book club, reading

The Post Office Girl by Stefan Zweig

The novel, set in 1926, postwar Austria follows the life of Christine Hoflehener, who suffers a great deal of loss and revelation throughout the story. Christine is a poor young postal worker, who is invited to visit her wealthy aunt...

BOOKSJuliet Sulejmani10 April 2016stefan zweig, the post office girl, book club, the juliet report, german