she has repeatedly mentioned her passion for books, both in interviews and in the program she has co-hosted with Marcin Prokop for years. What literary genres are her favourite?
Dorota Wellman has a substantial library. Books are her great passion
He admits that he spends most of his money on books. She describes herself as a “literary hunter”. There are many factors that influence which title you choose to read. By far her favorite genres are biographies, non-fiction and reportage, and award-winning novels are no exception. The presenter regularly visits the publishers’ websites, checks the announcements, reads the descriptions and writes down the ones that will arouse her greatest interest. I read several things at once. I like variability and diversity – she confessed in an interview with .
With such a limitless spectrum of literary interests, it is no wonder that her home library consists of over 12,000 books. titles. The presenter admits that she cannot deny herself a new book, so if the collection does not fit on the shelves, she simply gives it away to make room for more copies. – My husband and I used to take books to the oncology hospital so that patients could occupy their minds during chemo. Now we’re giving them to the village library. The second life of books is something that makes me very happy. I encourage everyone to do so. Let’s let them go, let’s give them freedom, let them go to people – she said.
The presenter recommends titles perfect for summer 2023. Which books are worth attention?
Fans like to use literary commands, so at their special request, she singled out a few books that she thinks are worth reading this summer. The list could not miss the bestseller “Taste. Life and Food” by Stanley Tucci, who became famous for his role in the film “The Devil Wears Prada”. As the presenter explains, this is not an ordinary culinary book, because between the recipes the author intertwines difficult stories from his life. Among the items distinguished by her is also the book “Sopoty” by Tomasz Słomczyński, which takes readers to a seaside town in the 1970s. – He did it brilliantly – she underlined mysteriously.
According to Wellman, Michał Książek’s “Atlas of Holes and Rifts” also deserves attention. This reportage aims to draw attention to nature, the beauty of which can be admired not only far from the hustle and bustle of a big city, but also in its very heart. “Books show that nature can handle it everywhere. (…) This nature, flooded with concrete, is reborn despite unfavorable conditions. There will always be a crack where a dandelion will grow. It’s worth taking a look at what we do to her. A phenomenal book – recommends the journalist. The list could not miss the world bestseller “Jerusalem. Biography of the City” by Simon Sebag Montefiore. However, this is a position for people who like history and patience, because it has as many as 700 pages. “I prefer to read biographies of people rather than cities, but this one made a great impression on me,” Wellman concluded.
Source: Gazeta
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