u/Creepy_Librarian3390

I've just started growing this year and have been SO excited to finally have something to harvest.

I've just had a try of my marvel of four seasons lettuce and spinach and I... Don't like it 🫠

They're both so earthy, kind of bitter (the spinach is still young!) and meaty

I'm not the biggest fan of leafy greens in the world but I can eat and enjoy a salad. But not with these leaves! Kind of gutted

I'm in a reading slump and trying to get back into it. Postpartum brain X3 has done me no favours so I struggle to get into anything too complicated. I love post apocalyptic, tense, horror sort of stuff but open to any genre.

Kite runner - never read. Heard it's great and one of THE books to read. No idea what it's about.

Station eleven - remember it (at the time) as my favourite book but I can't actually remember it at all or why I loved it. As far as I can remember it's post apocalyptic setting but with a softer story about community etc.

Room - remember enjoying it. Remember the general gist of the story but will still feel like a new book to me. Probably the fastest paced/most thrilling option

EDIT:

Thank you so much everybody. I went with kite runner in the end as it felt worth it for a great book that I've never read. I'm really enjoying it so far and finding it easy to follow which is just what I need! I'm prepared for the emotional toll, I'm a bit of a masochist so dont mind a difficult read ​and I'm not *freshly* postpartum.

you've all got me excited to read every single one though! thanks 📖

We're a short family but somehow my 18mo is steadily along the 91st centile for height and 99th for weight

Have I somehow created a 6ft chunky boy, when the tallest person in our families is 5ft 9? Or will he likely taper down ?