Mayıs ve Haziran'da Okuduğum TÜM Kitaplar! 📚

I’m back with a stack of wonderful books that occupied my thoughts throughout May and June—books that completely transformed my outlook on life. 📚 It was a profound journey, ranging from Dostoevsky’s raw, hard-hitting early letters to Seneca’s timeless formulas for happiness, and from Viktor Frankl’s search for meaning in a concentration camp to Simon Kuper’s famous insights into the sociology of football. In my new video, I share how these books made me feel, which ones you absolutely must add to your own library, and the hidden treasures I discovered between the lines. Which books did you read over these past two months that you’d say I "must add to my list"? Let’s chat in the comments! 👇 "It is not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it." —SENECA 00:00 Introduction... 00:41 The Fur-Coated Madonna, Sabahattin Ali 02:34 Man's Search for Meaning, Victor Frankl 04:41 The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald 06:55 Football Is Never Just Football, Simon Kuper 08:29 Midnight Library, Matt Haig 12:10 Chess, Stefan Zweig 14:45 On the Happy Life - On the Shortness of Life, Seneca 18:26 Little People, Fyodor Dostoyevsky 21:40 Closing... ✨playlists✨ 🔆links🔆 insta: / talatalareads subscribe to the channel: / @talatalareads #bookrecommendation #bookadvice #whatiread #booktube #literature #philosophy #novel Images: DavidPMaynard, Marcin Bialek, Prof. Dr. Franz Vesely, Kevin Payravi, Calidius (All sourced from Wikimedia Commons.)