Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro. Wasn't my initial planned read after previous book, however, I realized the movie is coming out this week. It's my first novel by him, I've been blown away as it's so lovely and poignant with a dash of cheekiness in regards to the human experience. So happy I started it, as I'm enjoying it more since my last two reads were disappointments.

On the non-fiction side, I'm reading Designing for the Digital Age by Kim Goodwin. Another title I've discovered through the author Erika Hall, who ascribes the book as an essential read -- of which I can see why. It's a masterclass of a book, despite it being published in 2009, the info I've read so far is evergreen (irrespective of AI "hype" of today).