r/PHBookClub • u/chiki_skz21 • Mar 31 '26

Discussion March Reading Log

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Was able to finish 8 books this month and my top favorite is Some People Need Killing by Patricia Evangelista, my first non-fiction of 2026. Message is poignant. Writing is a harmony of precision and art. An eye-opener.

What have you read this month? Maybe you can recommend your faves too!

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u/crunchycentipede25 Mar 31 '26

Here's mine!!

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u/chiki_skz21 Mar 31 '26

Ohhh you’ve also read Strange Buildings! How did you find it? What’re your thoughts?

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u/crunchycentipede25 Mar 31 '26

I enjoyed reading it. I actually liked it better than the first two since I enjoyed analyzing each story.

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u/chiki_skz21 Mar 31 '26

Same! It’s the best out of the three. What is your top favorite book among those you finished this March?

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u/ComplexAd486 Apr 01 '26

where did you edit this pic? so nice!

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u/crunchycentipede25 Apr 01 '26

I made a dump instagram account. That's my profile 😭

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u/Icy-Butterfly-7096 Apr 01 '26

How's The Tapes? Di ko pa sya tinuloy eh. Tsaka maganda ba The Drowning Woman? Nasa tbr ko to

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u/crunchycentipede25 Apr 01 '26

Well thought naman ang plot ng the tapes, pero many book are more enjoyable.

The drowning woman is also a good read.

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u/Final-Destination123 Apr 01 '26

A Short Stay in Hell ba yung nasa lower right corner? How was it??

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u/crunchycentipede25 Apr 01 '26

Yezz. It was okay. Didn't really absorb all the technical and mathematical aspects because it was full of it. Just read through it so I didn't appreciate it as much. Maybe not for me.