I borrowed a small Kurt Cobain biography ("Never fade away") from a resident at work last month. I had 2 days off and read the whole thing quickly, so I could return it - but he sadly passed away from a sudden medical complication. His sister (whom I'm friends with, and have been since before he moved to my work) said I could keep the book to remember him by so I have. It's sent me on a bit of a rabbit hole, I've had another Kurt Cobain biography ("Heavier than Heaven") on my bookcases since I was about 15 and never actually read it so I read that next. I read both books within a month, listened to every Nirvana song and watched so many interviews, clips and live performances. It's helped a lot with the grieving process in some weird way. Residents do sadly pass away fairly frequently at work, but I knew this resident's family before and babysit his nephew, so it did hit different.

I'm now reading "The Love Hypothesis" by Ali Hazelwood - I needed something a little lighter