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Favorite book
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.
Favorite book
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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Favorite book
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.
Favorite book
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.
Favorite book
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.
Favorite book
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.