Author: Sekar Writes
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Review and Summary: Atlas of the Heart
Think you know your emotions? Atlas of the Heart uncovers the gaps in our emotional vocabulary and why naming our feelings matters.
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How Poetry Helped My Burnout and Anxiety
Struggling with burnout, I ditched typical books and found comfort in poetry. Poems soothed my anxiety and rekindled my reading passion.
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March 2025 Highlights: Falling for Poetry and Favorite Coffee Bean
From poetic revelations to coffee sensations, my March 2025 adventures were full of delightful surprises. See what sparked joy this month!
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Review and Summary: The Importance of Being Educable
Is intelligence enough? The Importance of Being Educable explores how human educability shapes the future.
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Easter in Helsinki: Fazer Café and Finland’s Famous Mignon Eggs
Celebrate Easter in Helsinki with a visit to Fazer Café, a home of Finland’s iconic Mignon eggs and seasonal chocolate treats.
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Review and Summary: The Lessons of History
The Lessons of History shares timeless insights on how the past shapes our world. It’s a thought-provoking and concise read.
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Review and Summary: Everything Is Tuberculosis
John Green’s Everything Is Tuberculosis reveals how injustice, not medicine, keeps a curable disease alive today.
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Review: The Anthropocene Reviewed
Is humanity a masterpiece or a catastrophe? John Green’s The Anthropocene Reviewed explores our impact with wit and wisdom.
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Review and Summary: The Utopia of Rules
Is bureaucracy quietly ruling our lives? David Graeber’s The Utopia of Rules exposes the absurdities and why we may never escape it.
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Where to Find Journaling Stationery in Helsinki
Find the best journaling supplies in Helsinki, from popular stationery stores to unexpected spots with cute stickers and planners.
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Mid-March Update: A Season in Transition
March in Helsinki is a mix of sunshine, snow, and exciting events as the city awakens for spring. What’s next in this season of change?
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You Don’t Hate Reading, You Just Haven’t Found the Right Books
Think you hate reading? Maybe you just haven’t found the right books yet. Here’s how unexpected reads completely changed my perspective.
