Do you have passion for reading books??
Would you like some food for your soul ??? If you haven’t check out these books, check them you will not regret after reading them, there bon to once life..Starting with one of the greater writer in times J.Ryan Stradal wrote many books , but one I like the most and let put on list is this on is Kitchens of the Great Midwest by J.Ryan Stradal

Kitchens of the Great Midwest by J. Ryan Stradal’s

debut novel unwinds over a series of events in the life of Eva Thorvald, the acclaimed chef responsible for elite pop-up dining experiences. It begins with Eva’s father, Lars, and ends with the biggest and most important event she has done to date, but the real beauty is in the journey.
Read this great novel , how a chef cone her life path and the consequences and tragic she goes thru ..

• Second one is also my all time favorite Milk and honey by rupi kaurA poetry book centered on healing, Rupi Kaur’s Milk and Honey has taken the Internet by storm. Kaur’s minimalist poetry draws from her experiences in adolescence and young adulthood. Although many of these memories are horrific, Milk and Honey manages to draw out their silver linings.

•  The Third Door
The Wild Quest to Uncover How the World’s Most Successful People Launched Their Careers By Alex BanayanWhen Alex Banayan was in college, he started reading biographies of powerful people such has Bill Gates and Steven Spielberg, but he wasn’t satisfied. He wanted to learn more about how people grew into great successes. Banayan came up with an idea: Win on The Price is Right and then use the money to fund a mission to learn from some of the world’s most successful people. It worked.
His quest for the answers led him to a renowned speaking career and this book, in which he shares how he traveled the country to learn from the icons. He chased journalist Larry King through a grocery store and hid in a bathroom to meet Tim Ferriss.

• The great passage by shion miuraAs aging dictionary editor Kohei Araki reaches retirement, he finds a friend and protege in Matsuya Majime, a young upstart collector and linguist. Together, the two men begin to work on bringing Araki’s lifelong dream, a massive history of the Japanese language titled The Great Passage, to completion

THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED BY: M. Scott Peck

A cross of psychology and spirituality, this non-fiction book is packed with insight and wisdom about the attributes that make for a fulfilled person. With an eloquent examination of complex, human concepts such as discipline and love, Peck theorizes four distinct stages of human spiritual development along the path to self-realization.
This quote says it all: “Problems call forth our courage and our wisdom; indeed, they create our courage and wisdom.”

The impossible fortress by jasson rekulak

Billy Marvin wants two things in life: to own a copy of VannaWhite’s Playboy centerfold, and to become a video-game designer. While he and his friends flesh out a plan to get their underage hands on the girlie mag sold at the corner store, Billy befriends the store owner’s daughter, Mary, who might just help him make his video-game dreams come true.