I borrowed a small Kurt Cobain biography ("Never fade away") from a resident at work last month. I had 2 days off and read the whole thing quickly, so I could return it - but he sadly passed away from a sudden medical complication. His sister (whom I'm friends with, and have been since before he moved to my work) said I could keep the book to remember him by so I have. It's sent me on a bit of a rabbit hole, I've had another Kurt Cobain biography ("Heavier than Heaven") on my bookcases since I was about 15 and never actually read it so I read that next. I read both books within a month, listened to every Nirvana song and watched so many interviews, clips and live performances. It's helped a lot with the grieving process in some weird way. Residents do sadly pass away fairly frequently at work, but I knew this resident's family before and babysit his nephew, so it did hit different.

I'm now reading "The Love Hypothesis" by Ali Hazelwood - I needed something a little lighter

Rain of Shadows and Endings

I've been trying to get through this book for roughly a month. Instead of just dealing with it, I've been engaging in lots of YouTube brain rot. Now that I'm sick of YT, I'm back to this boring AF book. Even at speed 1.5 it is boring and forgettable.