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Favorite book

Dan Brown - The lost symbol

I really love when you become completely absorbed in a book and just want to finish reading it. Relaxation and new energy in one. I have appreciated Dan Brown's books over the years, where Robert Langdon interprets symbols and solves mysteries that take you to different historical places around the world. Also provides inspiration for the next holiday trip!

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Julia Hansson - Billie, Korven och Fjället

I chose this book because it reminds me of the magic of stories, and how they spark imagination in both young minds and our own. As a parent to a three-year-old, I love seeing how a simple story can light up her world, and I hope that the joy of reading continues to inspire curiosity and creativity throughout her life.

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Jonas Parandian - Stillhet och rörelse

Movement and mindfullness is important for all humans and is more and more put aside in the modern life. This book is insightfull and reflects about how to live as close to what we are designed to do. "Your next movement is your best movement"

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Ottolenghi Test Kitchen - Shelf Love

Att laga mat till familj och vänner är som meditation för mig. Jag älskar hur enkla ingredienser kan få oväntade smaker och texturer beroende på tillagningssätt och kryddor. Ottolenghi använder ingredienser från Medelhavsländerna, Centraleuropa, Nordafrika och Mellanöstern – det är en sådan inspiration för varje måltid.

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Coursebook in mathematics

Math has always been one of my favorite subjects in school. I don’t know if it stems from the problem-solving part or the unambiguity of it that makes me love it.

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Robert Jordan - The Wheel of Time

From a young age I was drawn into the world of fantasy literature; a way to see beyond the mundane and experience the possibility of magic and unexpectedness in everyday life. The Wheel of Times tested both my patience and imagination. Both my children and I are avid readers of ambitious fictional books.

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Aki Hintsa - Voittamisen anatomia

I have a deep passion for self-development, high performance, and leadership literature. I am intrigued by how we can refine our behaviors and habits to achieve our goals. The Anatomy of Winning by former F1 doctor and coach Aki Hintsa. This book carries great tips for the wellbeing of mind and body as well as fascinating stories of the F1 drivers.

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Charlie MacKesy - Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse

This is a book I often return to, and one that my children appreciate just as much as I do. It is simple, yet full of wisdom. When the horse in the book says that the bravest thing it has ever said was “help,” it captures something important. Having the courage to ask for help takes bravery, whether at home, in school, or at work. To me, the book is a reminder of how important values like kindness, courage, and compassion are.

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Kenny Jakobsson - Surdeg: Lär dig hantverket

There are few things that beat the smell and taste of freshly baked bread. That something as basic as flour and water, under the right circumstances, can develop into a sourdough bread with complex flavors fascinates me. For me, bread baking is a relaxing process – a break from everyday life that reminds me of the value of simplicity.

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The Times Desktop - Atlas of the World

Travel inspires my everyday life! From planning the journey to meeting new people, getting to try unknown flavors, and exploring unique landscapes and buildings.

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Trevor Noah - Born a crime

This book is filled with fun, absurd and sad stories about Trevor Noah's childhood and upbringing in South Africa. He grew up as a colored child in the Apartheid era - which impacted all aspects of his life. The stories are entertaining, but also include his insights and perspectives of the racial injustice he experienced.

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Anders Bengtsson/Johan Orrenius - Klenoder

Klenoder is a book for anyone who wants to really dive into football. It’s not just about scores or results – it’s about the atmosphere, the people, and the everyday moments that make the game come alive, often with plenty of humour. In a world full of quick online posts and clickbait, it’s a pleasure to read stories that take their time and let the details shine.

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Samin Nosrat - Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat

Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat is a great and inspiring read where Samin Nosrat provides practical and simple tips that will improve your ability to create improvised everyday meals as well as more complex dishes. The book differs from a traditional cookbook with less focus on recipes and more on what makes a good meal work whilst being a surprisingly fun read with great illustrations.

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Sam Taplin - Lasten Unikirja

I chose Lasten Unikirja by Sam Taplin because it has a special meaning for me and my family. I have read it to both of my children, and they have enjoyed not only the story but also the beautiful music that accompanies it. The book has helped them slow down, listen, and settle after a busy day. It has become a shared moment of calm before sleep, and it holds so many memories that I want to save it for them for the future.

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Jag är Zlatan Ibrahimović

"There are certain moments in life that you never forget. For me, Zlatan's 4–2 goal against England in 2012 is one of those moments. Anyone who has ever played football can probably imagine what a childhood dream it would be to score such a goal – and the energy it created in the stands."

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Lars Kepler - The Spider

Kepler’s fantastic series, where you follow the detective Joona Linna, has captivated me from the very first page. In the books, you get to uncover Joona Linna’s dark history. They are fast‑paced and thrilling, which makes them incredibly hard to put down. I’m especially drawn to how unpredictable the stories are and how each book manages to surprise me again. It keeps me wanting to read on and find out what happens next.