Krissy Kneen

I really loved it.

I've been really enjoying some nonfiction, actually, at the moment.

I've loved Entangled Life, which is...

a book about mushrooms by Merlin Sheldrake.

And it's not just about mushrooms.

It's about philosophy and the idea of everything in the world being connected in some way.

But it has a lot of absolutely fascinating information about mushrooms.

And I totally believe now that

mushrooms of the future of humanity.

And I've also been reading about quantum physics in Helga Land by Carlo Rovelli.

Carlo Rovelli wrote this amazing little book called Seven Brief Lessons on Physics, I think it is.

A tiny, tiny little book where each of these lessons explains some concept in physics that's really hard to understand.

And he does it in a way that you feel like you almost get a grasp of what time is when you read it, you know, or what quantum is.

You do feel like you come away being a little bit smarter reading that.

Thanks so much, Kate.

And thanks, Cassie.

And lovely to meet you, Mike.

Not as much as I expected it to.

I thought I was going to catch up with all the books that have been piling up in my house for the last 20 years.

And of course, that's ridiculous.