# @thetezzyfiles on Instagram

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- **Posted:** 2026-06-03T11:09:47.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Tehzeeb Huda (@thetezzyfiles) — https://gondola.cc/thetezzyfiles

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My last 5 reads📖 🤓 #bookreviews

Daisy Jones & The Six
by Taylor Jenkins Reid⭐⭐⭐⭐
Written as a series of interviews, this book could easily fool you into believing the band actually existed. The characters are flawed, talented, messy and completely believable. I read it cover to cover in two days, with seventies rock playing in my head the entire time. Addictive, emotional and ridiculously entertaining.

The Ghosts of Malta
by Joseph Attard⭐⭐⭐⭐
I picked this up at Malta Duty Free after a fascinating and eye-opening trip around Malta with the Malta Tourism Board. I expected a historical novel, but instead found a story that is part mystery, part supernatural tale and part love letter to Malta itself. The island's history, architecture and atmosphere are woven beautifully throughout. A great read if you've visited Malta or want to experience its unique character through fiction.

The Four Agreements
by Don Miguel Ruiz⭐⭐⭐⭐
This was the second time I've picked up this book. Its wisdom is deceptively simple, but the challenge lies in actually living by the lessons. The four agreements are straightforward, practical and surprisingly powerful. Not life-changing in a dramatic way, but definitely the kind of wisdom that becomes more relevant with age.

Mother Mary Comes To Me
 by Arundhati Roy⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
"Mother Mary comes to me"... and she definitely did not say "let it be." With her prolific, poetic style and remarkable ability to make even the mundane feel profound, Arundhati Roy has long been one of my favourite authors. Part memoir and part reflection, this book offers an intimate look into her life, family history and the beliefs that shaped one of India's most celebrated literary voices. What struck me most was the raw and often painful exploration of the complicated mother-daughter relationship at its heart. Honest, intelligent and deeply moving.

The Buddha in the Attic
by Julie Otsuka⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
One of the most unique books I've ever read. Told through a collective voice, it follows Japanese picture brides arriving in America and building new lives. The writing is sparse, haunting and devastatingly powerful. A masterpiece.

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