The Midnight Knights

One of the first books I ever read was Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach. I didn’t know it back then, but this short and simple story would change how I felt about reading forever. The book is about a seagull named Jonathan who doesn’t want to live like the others. While the rest of the flock only thinks about finding food and surviving, Jonathan wants to fly higher, faster, and better. He wants to be free and follow his dreams, even if others don’t understand him. What I liked most was that Jonathan was not afraid to be different. He failed many times, but he never gave up. That taught me that it’s okay to go against the rules if it means growing and being true to yourself. Jonathan Livingston Seagull is a story about freedom, passion, and believing in yourself. It made me feel something special, and after reading it, I started to love books. It was the first time I realized that a story can inspire you and stay in your heart forever.

  Demian by Hermann Hesse is a very interesting and powerful book. It tells the story of Emil Sinclair, a young boy who grows up in a world where everything is supposed to be good and perfect. But inside, Sinclair feels that there is also darkness and confusion in life. When Sinclair meets Max Demian, his life begins to change. Demian is different. He is confident, intelligent, and not afraid to say what he thinks. He teaches Sinclair to look at the world in a new way, and to ask questions about what is really good or bad. One important idea in the book is that every person has two sides: light and dark. We must accept both sides to really understand who we are. The book also talks about a symbol called “Abraxas,” which represents the union of good and evil. This made me think that we don’t have to be perfect we just have to be true to ourselves. I enjoyed reading Demian because it is not only a story, but a lesson about life. It helped me think about my own thoughts, my fears...

 Satan is a novel by Colombian writer Mario Mendoza, published in 2002 and awarded the Biblioteca Breve Prize that same year. The work is inspired by a true story that occurred in Bogotá on December 4, 1986, when Campo Elías Delgado, a Vietnam War veteran, perpetrated a massacre that culminated in the Pozzetto restaurant, where he murdered 30 people before dying. The novel intertwines the lives of four characters who converge in the final tragedy: María: A humble young woman who, after being a victim of sexual violence, becomes involved in criminal activities, seducing and robbing executives in Bogotá. Andrés: A talented painter who begins to experience premonitory visions and paints scenes that later become reality, leading him to question his sanity. Ernesto: A priest who faces a crisis of faith while trying to help his parishioners, including a disturbed man who confesses homicidal desires. Campo Elías Delgado: The antagonist, whose life marked by isolation and resentment leads ...

  Lady Masacre is a novel by Colombian writer Mario Mendoza, first published in 2013. It is part of his series starring journalist and private detective Frank Molina, a recurring character in his work. The story begins when Frank Molina, after losing his job as a court reporter, is forced to reinvent himself as a private detective. His first major case leads him to investigate the murder of a congressman accused of ties to paramilitary groups. During his investigation, Molina delves into the darkest corners of Bogotá, uncovering a web of corruption and violence that confronts him with his own demons. On this journey, he meets Lady Masacre, an enigmatic and powerful underground wrestling fighter, who becomes a central figure in his search for the truth. Mario Mendoza employs a style he calls "degraded realism," exploring the darkest aspects of urban society. The novel addresses themes such as political corruption, systematic violence, and marginalization, presenting complex ch...

  Is a book written by James Clear that offers a practical approach to improving your life through small, daily changes. The book is based on the idea that small habits, repeated consistently, produce big results over the long term. Instead of seeking drastic changes, Clear suggests focusing on improving 1% every day. Four Laws of Behavior Change: Make it Obvious – Design your environment so the habit is visible and easy to initiate. Make it Appealing – Associate the habit with something you enjoy. Make it Easy – Reduce friction; start with simple actions. Make it Satisfying – Reward yourself to reinforce the behavior. "Atomic Habits" teaches you how to build good habits and eliminate bad ones through small, sustainable changes that transform your identity and your environment.

  In Nitro-Fueled, players compete in kart races using characters from the Crash Bandicoot universe. The game maintains the essence of the original, allowing players to use various items and abilities to gain an advantage on the tracks. A key mechanic is the super drift, which allows players to perform up to three consecutive boosts if executed with proper timing. The game offers a variety of modes to keep the experience fresh: Adventure Mode: A campaign where players face Nitro Oxide and unlock characters and karts. Single Race: Compete on a single track against the AI ​​or friends. Versus: Custom races between players. Tournament: A series of races where points are accumulated to determine the winner. Time Trial: Challenge your own times and compete against ghosts. Battle Mode: Arena clashes with different objectives, such as Capture the Flag or Last Kart Standing. Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled was well received by critics and gamers, who praised its faithfulness to the origina...