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#Book53 just finished! #100booksin2016 #100booksinayear #audible (at Beijing Capital International Airport)

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#Book52 Everyone should go and read this right now. Hilarious and full of wisdom, just like me! #100booksin2016 #100booksinayear

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#Book51 is all about the artificial formations of regions and the politics and violence that govern these decisions. Mainly about oil and minerals, it is amazing how important waterways still are to the success of a given nation. Also, the British and Europeans really did a number on the rest of the world! #100booksinayear #100booksin2016

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#Book50 will live with me for some time. Carl Sagan... nobody else quite mixes intellect and emotion the way he does. I was originally drawn to this book after hearing him read a passage from it here https://youtu.be/b58SfRphkKc. The book is a little outdated (they didn't even know if Brown Dwarfs were real) but this just adds to the charm. Incredibly insightful front top to bottom. #100booksin2016 #100booksinayear #goodreads #carlsagan

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#Book49. Wow, Patrick Ness knows how to give me nightmares. First it was A Monster Calls (#Book15) and now the first part of his #ChaosWalking trilogy has me in a bits. He's a great author with a brilliant dark side #100booksin2016 #100booksinayear

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#Book48 is the Arthur Miller classic. I'd never actually read this in printed form. So tragic, so true #100booksinayear #100booksin2016

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#Book47. Wow. The wisdom of Seneca. He basically advocates not getting bogged down in possessions or general bullshit. Drink but don't spend your time too drunk. #100booksinayear #100booksin2016 Will definitely read this again next year #goodreads

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#Book46 #100booksin2016 #100booksinayear