[TanyaKiller]

01. Dragonfly in Amber by Diana Gabaldon - [**]
02. Wild Swans by Jung Chang - [*****]
03. The Black Book of Psychoanalysis by Catherine Meyer - [***]
04. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins - [****]
05. Here Comes Trouble by Michael Moore - [****]
06. I Killed Scheherazade by Joumana Haddad - [***]
07. Ímpio by Fábio Marton - [***]
08. Tete-a-tete by Hazel Rowley - [****]
09. Religion for Atheists by Alain de Botton

So, just finished Tete-a-tete, and it was a very engaging read,
I'm glad I read it because I have always heard of the couple
Sartre and Beauvoir, and I used to picture them as this
beautiful and idealized love story, and from this book's perspective
they are obviously just as flawed as everyone else. I feel right now, like it's
hard for me to believe in fairytales, it makes me frustrated and envious,
and this portrait just humanized this story without making it less
beautiful.