De millennial mind fuckis what writer Katrin Swartenbroux calls the phenomenon that today's people in their forties, thirties and twenties find themselves in. A reality that turns out to be very different from what they have always been told. Even if you don't officially belong to the millennial generation, Katrin's funny essays are very recognizable. About freezing eggs, being busy and burnouts, botox and our need for a sense of community in times of individualism. A book that continues to resonate for a long time. Must read!

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A pearl from Dutch soil. In 'Listen' you follow the life of Marie, a Dutch au pair in Paris and the rich but somewhat strange family she works for. You are tossed back and forth between the Paris of the eighties and today and with each chapter you get a little closer to the reason why Marie fled to the French capital. You have to be a little patient, because the book builds up to the plot very slowly, but you will certainly be rewarded for that in the final chapters.

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If you're thinking, hey, haven't I read something about this before? That's right, we already included it in the list the most beautiful books about friendship. But this book is so beautiful (and released in 2023), that it absolutely deserves a place on this list. Friends Sam and Sadie develop video games together and are very successful. But success puts their friendship to the test. And really, you don't have to be a gamer to love this book. Go, on the reading list!

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