Apr 17, 2020
When Breath Becomes Air: Not my kind of book but it was very insightful but also utterly tragic. A Gentleman in Moscow: Yes, very readable. The Plague: Has one of my all time favs and now one of four books I read for a second time.
seen from Malaysia
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seen from Germany
seen from Australia
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seen from Maldives
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seen from Philippines
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seen from United States
seen from China
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When Breath Becomes Air: Not my kind of book but it was very insightful but also utterly tragic. A Gentleman in Moscow: Yes, very readable. The Plague: Has one of my all time favs and now one of four books I read for a second time.
December reads.
Spring Snow: An insufferable written version of #richkidsoninstagram with good prose.
The Testament: Meh.
Marcovaldo: A real piece of candy reading it after Spring Snow and The Testament.
READS
August reads. Countdown: This one makes sure you feel terrible about humanity in various ways. Der Spieler: Reads a like D. wrote in the car on his way to work.
September reads. We: A more poetic version of Brave New World The Future of Humanity: I would have loooooved this book as a 12yrs old!
May reads.
Review: Subliminal: A very light primer on the topic of behavior. Zero: Everything you always wanted to know about 0 but were too afraid to ask.
April reads.
Review: Same Same - meeeeh New Dark Age - meh