I consider myself an avid reader. Ever since I learned to read, I've always had a book with me. They've been my companions in elementary school, high school, and during those tedious moments when I worked as a taxi driver waiting for customers. As the years go by, my excitement for reading a new book has only grown, especially in this era where so many more formats have emerged than the classic printed book. And although that will always be my favorite, and I think there's no comparison, I can't deny that I've only been able to find some titles digitally, which has allowed me to enjoy the pleasure of reading them. However, there are still some classics that I haven't yet had the chance to read, but they are precisely my goal for this still-nascent year of 2026.

Yo me considero un lector empedernido, desde que aprendí a hacerlo siempre tengo un libro conmigo, han sido mis compañeros en el colegio, en la secundaria, en mis momentos de tedio cuando yo trabajaba como taxista y me tocaba esperar a los clientes, y a medida que pasan los años la emoción por leer un nuevo libro se ha ido incrementando, sobre todo en esta era en la que han surgido muchos más formatos que el clásico libro impreso, y aunque ese siempre será mi favorito y pienso que no hay punto de comparación, la verdad es que no puedo dejar de reconocer que algunos títulos solo he podido encontrarlos de forma digital, y esto me ha permitido disfrutar el placer de leerlos, no obstante todavía hay algunos que aunque se han vuelto un clásico, yo aún no he tenido la oportunidad de disfrutar de ellos, pero son precisamente el objetivo que tengo para este aún incipiente año 2026.

A classic of fantasy literature, and although I've never been a die-hard fan of the genre, I'd like to give it a try, since I've recently seen many positive reviews of this trilogy. Furthermore, I find stories that involve a journey, a voyage through which the hero or protagonist undergoes significant development, quite interesting. I'd like to delve into the fantasy genre, but not just any book, and the truth is that, aside from the reviews I've seen, Tolkien has also been highly recommended to me as a starting point. I even read that he was a close friend of C.S. Lewis, whom I know because my daughters are avid readers of the Narnia series (which is also starting to pique my interest). In short, I'd like to read The Lord of the Rings saga because I understand it offers a profound reflection on power, and this is something that strongly appeals to me.

This is a psychological thriller, and it seems to be one of those novels that keeps the reader on the edge of their seat the whole time (secrets to be revealed, mysteries, tension)—in other words, all the necessary ingredients to capture your attention. It's about a young woman named Millie who has a dark past she's trying to leave behind. She starts working for the wealthy Winchester family, but little by little, things get stranger, especially when the protagonist discovers odd and erratic behavior in Mrs. Winchester. So, all of this sounds like a book that will keep me busy for quite a while (sometimes reading, sometimes putting the pieces together).

I think this book is so interesting because it blends personal development with chaos theory and Jungian psychology. It explores many fascinating hypotheses and theories about how every small action we take in the present has a significant impact on the future, and could even lead to the realization of our greatest desires. All of this demonstrates that life can be shaped by our actions because small changes can generate amazing results. So I'm very curious to see how the author handles all of this, and whether it's a novel with a beginning, middle, and end, or a self-help book grounded in science and psychology.

I hope to start this next week, God willing, and I'll share my thoughts with you later. Thank you so much for reading. Blessings, and have a successful week full of reading.