So I just finished "Periodic Tales" by Hugh Aldersey-Williams, which was quite pleasant; it tells stories of all the elements in the periodic table, some historic like their discoveries, some anecdotes and some are the authors very own experiences. If you like chemistry and history you should give it a go.

Today i started "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho and "On the Juche Ideology" by Kim Jong-Il. This is mostly because of the now 5 hour train ride that was only meant to take 2,5 h (curse you German capitalism!!!), so i just read out of boredom.

Meanwhile i am still struggling with Anti-Dühring. I have just got through the first chapter with less than half to go. It's a good book, but the excursions on war tactics or prussian law are a little tiring.