### Books I've read in 2023 A.D.

Author | Title | First published in the year
--- | --- | ---
Brontë, Whitman, et al. Edited by John Boyes. | "Poems that will save your life". |
Isaac Asimov. | "I, Robot" | 1950
Edited by Carol Ann Duffy. | "Empty nest: Poems for families". | 2021
Josh Larsen. | "Movies are prayers: How films voice our deepest longings" | 2017
Kahlil Gibran. | "The Prophet" | 1926
Edited by Neil Douglas-Klotz. | "Kahlil Gibran's little book of wisdom" |
Alva Huang. | "Get up and go: A Christian testimony of Mr. Wong Hui Chew" | 2021
Mark Twain. Edited by M. Thomas Inge. | "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's court" | 1889
Jai Pausch. | "Dream new dreams: Reimagining my life after loss" | 2012
Lewis Hyde. | "The gift: How the creative spirit transforms the world" | 1983

### Books I've read in 2022 A.D.

Author | Title | First published in the year
--- | --- | ---
Loung Ung | "Lucky child: a daughter of Cambodia reunites with the sister she left behind" | 2005
Cryan, Shatil, and Piero. | "Capitalism: A graphic guide" | 2013
Arakawa Hiromu. Translated by Amanda Haley. | "Silver Spoon". Volumes 1 to 15. | 2011
Tyus D. Williams. Illustrated by Chaaya Prabhat. | "A day in the life of big cats: What do lions, tigers and panthers get up to all day?" | 2022
Harriet Beecher Stowe. | "Uncle Tom's Cabin". | 1852
L. Frank Baum. | "The wonderful wizard of Oz". | 1900
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross. Edited by Göran Grip. | “The tunnel and the light: Essential insights on living and dying”. | 1999
Joseph Thambiah. | "Providence in adversity: World War 2 and the Anglican Church in Singapore". | 2022
Rebecca Otowa | "The Mad Kyoto Shoe Swapper, and other short stories". | 2020
Roald Dahl. Illustrated by Quentin Blake. | "Charlie and the chocolate factory" | 1964
Karen Armstrong. | "Muhammad: Prophet for our time". | 2006
Ray Bradbury. | "Fahrenheit 451". | 1953
Alfian Bin Sa'at | "A history of amnesia: poems". | 2001
William Shakespeare. Edited by Anne Barton. | "The Tempest". | 1623
Antonio Iturbe. Translated by Lilit Zekulin Thwaites. | "The librarian of Auschwitz". | 2012
Loung Ung. | “Lulu in the sky: A daughter of Cambodia finds love, healing, and double happiness”. | 2012
Viktor E. Frankl. Translated by Ilse Lasch and Helen Pisano. | "Man's search for meaning". | 1946
Tuomas Kyrö. Translated by David McDuff. | "The beggar & the hare". | 2011
Charles Dickens. With Notes by Michael Slater. | "A Christmas Carol and other Christmas writings" | 1843
Jean Rhys. | "Quartet". | 1928
Sarah de Carvalho. | "The street children of Brazil". | 1996
Maya Angelou. | "I know why the caged bird sings". | 1969
Mitch Albom. | "The five people you meet in heaven". | 2003

### Books I've read in 2021 A.D.

Author | Title | First published in the year
--- | --- | ---
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | "The hound of the Baskervilles" |
John Bunyan. Edited by Jesse Lyman Hurlbut. | "The pilgrim's progress" | 1684
Derek Sivers | "Your music and people: Creative and considerate fame". |
Crispin Rodrigues | "The Nomad Principle" |
Eric Linklater | "Poet's pub" |
Yossi Ghinsberg | "Jungle: A harrowing true story of survival in the Amazon" |
Franz Kafka. Translated by Ian Johnston. | "The metamorphosis" | 1915
Donatella Di Cesare. Translated by David Broder. | "Immunodemocracy: Capitalist asphyxia" | 2020
Rania Abouzeid | "No turning back: Life, loss, and hope in wartime Syria" | 2019
E.B. White. Illustrated by Garth Williams. | "Charlotte's web" | 1952
H.G. Wells | "The war of the worlds" | 1898
Leiji Matsumoto. Translated by Zack Davisson. | "Captain Harlock: The classic collection 1" | 1977
Tony Husband | "Take care, son: The story of my dad and his dementia" | 2014
Kurt Vonnegut | "Slaughterhouse-five" | 1969
Mark Andrew Poe. Illustrated by Christina Weidman. | "The amazing adventures of Harry Moon: Showdown on Nightingale Lane" | 2017
Minfong Ho. Illustrated by Kwoncjan Ho. | "Sing to the dawn" | 1975
Naoki Urasawa. Translated by John Werry. | "Mujirushi: The sign of dreams" | 2018
Heather Morris | "The tattooist of Auschwitz" | 2018
Philip Van Doren Stern | "The greatest gift: A Christmas tale" | 1943
Jennani Durai | "Regrettable things that happened yesterday: Stories" | 2017
Jerome K. Jerome | "Three men in a boat" | 1889

I note a few books I disliked, over there . Yes, I did not enjoy them.