Summarising in 25 words what was most noteworthy to me from the books I finished this month.

Sea of Tranquility – Emily St. John Mandel
I love time travel books, and this was a gem. Beautifully written exploration of the simulation hypothesis, touching on themes of loneliness, death, and hope.

The Givenness of Things – Marilynne Robinson
This is a collection of essays that explore important theological and philosophical questions. I amassed a bunch of insightful quotes across a range of topics.
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Oh Sea of Tranquility sits on my kindle and waiting to be read. I had no idea. there was time travel involved.