notes under the fig tree
leah bethbook reviews, recommendations, and other literary & pop culture musings
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what i read in february
I didn’t want to start this post off with a ‘how is it March already’ but, really…..how is it March already? I only recycled the stray Christmas card that I found in my bedroom last week, and now somehow the daffodils are blooming and Easte...
gen z aren't too dumb to read the classics: a beginner's guide to classic lit
Last week, The Telegraph published an article titled Why Gen Z are too dumb to read Wuthering Heights, citing social media, shrinking attention spans, and ‘brain rot’ as the reason for younger people’s supposed inability to get through Emil...
what i read in january
I stopped writing monthly reading wrap-ups sometime last year, though I can’t quite remember why. But since one of my reading goals of 2026 is to write reviews for all the books I read, bringing these posts back feels like a good way to do ...
books to help fight your brain rot
The phrase ‘brain rot’ was named 2024’s word of the year by Oxford University Press, which is a particularly depressing sign of the times. Since then, it’s become a widely used part of our vocabulary, especially on the internet. It’s a phra...
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