KARLSSON: I recommend The Pillars of the Earth by Ken FOLLETT

Swede Kristian KARLSSON is fighting to stay fit under current circumstances. Like everyone he is trying to get the best from the situation.

 

“I am trying to stay fit by running a lot and training table tennis whenever I can ” said KARLSSON.

 

There is a lot of time to spend it now when we cannot travel.

 

“Most of the time I read a books and I am looking a lot the Youtube. For now I do not have new hobbies or routines.”

 

What can you recommend?

 

“I recommend for reading The Pillars of the Earth a historical novel by Welsh author Ken FOLLETT.

 

What is your message to fans?

 

“Stay strong and healthy everybody!”

 

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