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Weekly Roundup: Retirement, Books & Life in Brazil | BeingKevin
Reading Time: 4 minutes Explore this week’s BeingKevin roundup featuring retirement reflections, life in Brazil, travel, history, humor, AI, and books worth reading.
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Weekend Watch & Read Top 10 Netflix US & Brazil, NYT Best Sellers BeingKevin Oct-5-2026
Reading Time: 5 minutes Your Friday guide to what’s trending. Explore Top 10 Netflix shows in the US & Brazil, New York Times Best Sellers, and an honest weekly book review.
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Weekend Watch & Read Netflix Top 10, NYT Best Sellers & Book Review – Week: September 21–27, 2026
Reading Time: 6 minutes See this week’s Netflix Top 10 in the U.S. and Brazil, New York Times Best Sellers, and Kevin’s weekly book review and recommendation.
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The Weekend Watch and Read From Netflix to the NY Times
Reading Time: 5 minutes See what America and Brazil are watching, what readers are buying, and what I thought of Barbara Kingsolver’s The Lacuna in this week’s Weekend Watch & Read.
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My Gripe About a Book – Lacuna
Reading Time: 2 minutes _50 pages into Kingsolver’s Lacuna and I’m wondering what the hell I’m reading. Apparently, I have another 150 pages of this before it gets good._
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Weekend Picks Ideas For Your Weekend – Netflix Top 10 NY Times Best Sellers & a Book Review by Kevin
Reading Time: 6 minutes Netflix’s Top 10 in the U.S. and Brazil, the latest New York Times best sellers, and Kevin’s honest take on American Lion.
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Daily Writing Prompt 8-Sep: Have you ever regretted reading a book — which one and why?
Reading Time: < 1 minute My brutally honest review of Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged: 1,300 pages of philosophy, repetition, cardboard characters, and misery.
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The Week In Review 30-Aug to 6-Sep & a shout out to other bloggers
Reading Time: 7 minutes Fourteen posts, plenty of opinions, books, movies, memories, politics, and everyday life. Here’s what happened this week on BeingKevin.
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Daily Writing Prompt 6-Sep: What’s the Most Annoying Trope in Books or Movies?
Reading Time: < 1 minute Tired of predictable endings? Kevin takes aim at the tired trope where villains dominate, only for the good guys to save the day.