MY 10 YEAR READING LIST by Katharina zak

Siddhartha- Herman Hesse

magicdogge124 — 2025-05-10 13:13:09 UTC

I am really big on rereading books, as it allows me to pick up on things that I might've missed the first time and it is interesting to compare how I connect with the book now versus how I did when I read it the first time. And I think Siddhartha would be and interesting one to come back to as I feel like I didn't understand all of the reasons as to why he did what he did. So maybe when I do some of the things that he has done, like move out of my parents house when I go to college and just live life a little, I will be able to relate to him more and further understand the significance of his journey.

People We Meet on Vacation- Emily Henry

magicdogge124 — 2025-05-10 15:29:56 UTC

I LOVE ROMANCE NOVELS!!

And i Love the premise of this one. Originally it was the title of the book that drew me in, as it highlighted those people that you form brief but intense relationships with because you're only going to be together for the short period of your overlapping vacations. So you have to make the most of your time together, which is a motto i have truly learned the meaning of recently with the ending of high school. Now the next "Vacation" starts for me with all new people so I will hvae to make the most of my time because it gose by fast.

MCAT Complete 7-Book Subject Review

magicdogge124 — 2025-05-12 06:18:59 UTC

These books are probably some of the most daunting books I have ever seen. But i'm also excited when I look at them. Because while yes the exam that these prepare you for is 8 hours long and you can take it only once per year, but it is the beginning of fulfilling my childhood dream.

Ninth House- Leigh Bardugo

magicdogge124 — 2025-05-12 06:29:29 UTC

I thought this book would be a good book to read over this summer, as its setting is at a university. This book is kind of dark academia and spooky, I feel like it would be an interesting read because I don't tend to normally gravitate towards those kinds of books.

Oh The Places You'll Go- Dr. Seuss

magicdogge124 — 2025-05-12 06:45:32 UTC

Even though this book is a little silly, I felt like it belonged on this list in case I ever feel like i'm lost or there's no point. This can be a little reminder of all the places I have been, where i never thought i could go, and remind me that everything i'm doing right now will pay off eventually. Whether I end up where I planned I would or not.

Crime and Punishment- Dostoevsky

magicdogge124 — 2025-05-12 06:45:59 UTC

I've been trying to read forever. But every time I start it something happens and I don't finish. Maybe in the next 10 years i'll manage to finally read it.