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[Kate]

yep thats her, poor writer and an even poorer thinker

A part of me wants to read it so I can intelligently talk about it, but then I'd have to read it.

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I love that Benedict's last name is censored

I hadn't seen that

 

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[Dostoevsky]

How to Analyze People on Sight

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

How to Analyze People on Sight

Whered you reach? If its the same one I listened to, waste of time

 

[Dostoevsky]

Benedict is the author. Looks pretty dull, I don't like it very much.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Yeah same one...

 

[Enron]

A part of me wants to read it so I can intelligently talk about it, but then I'd have to read it.

Just knowing that it's Paul Ryan's bible is enough to say "Nah yo".

 

[Fr3sh]

Arsene Lupin gentleman cambrioleur- Maurice LeBlanc
Good read, much better than the boring, bland character of Sherlock Holmes.

 

[Ramin]

Shantaram - Gregory David Roberts

I'm not much of a reader, but I loved this one, probably my favorite book. I never thought I'd laugh out loud from reading a book. Truly amazing.

Any recommendations similar to this book?

 

[Vlad]

Just finished "An American spy". Pretty decent book. Anyone who likes espionage as thematic won't be disappointed. It's part of trilogy so far but author left room for another sequel.

 

[Juve_fanatic]

I've been on a sort of a reading frenzy these last two and a half weeks. I've read "After the Darkness" by Sidney Sheldon/Tili Bagsho, "1st to Die" by James Patterson and "Sidhartha" by Herman Hesse. Tonight im starting to read "Gideon's Trumpet" by Anthony Lewis and by the time i have finished it im planning of having in my possession the English version of "The Picture of Dorian Gray". I dont want to read it in Macedonian. I actually had a wonderful copy of the English version, 7 years ago when i first read it but i have lost it cause i have moved a lot of times since then :facepalm2:. So tomorrow im planning on ordering it from the internet and it will be the first ever thing that i have ever bought on internet.

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Oh, and my 2 cents on the books i read:

"After the Darkness" and "1st to Die" are thriller/detective novels and if you are into that genre i recommend them highly. Especially Sheldon's "After the Darkness".
"Sidhartha" is a completely different genre from these other two and for those of you who like to read about journeys of self-discovery, spirituality and want to read something more philosophical then this book is going to be a great read. Its short and smart as i like to call it.

 

[Tommy]

fascinating artwork

 

[piotrr]

 

[Martin]

What's inside?

 

[piotrr]

Photos and some text surprisingly

 

[Martin]

Did he say anything interesting?

 

[Ramin]

Is Alex's book available in english yet?

 

[piotrr]

Did he say anything interesting?

I just started, he mainly writes about his father, his desire to play and begginings with football overall.

 

[piotrr]

Is Alex's book available in english yet?

I don't think so, only english and polish.

 

[A D A M]

Outliers - Good read so far.

 

[Martin]

Outliers - Good read so far.

Well, he is a good writer.