What have you read recently that you absolutely loved?
An 18 hour flight awaits me in 36 hours.
Posted 1 year ago
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rockandrora liked this
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jlynkim answered:
The B-i-b-l-e
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thewreckingball answered:
brief wondrous life of oscar wao
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cacioppo answered:
The Road by Cormac McCarthy; Book of Clouds by Chloe Aridjis (Berlin!); A Happy Marriage by Raphael Yglesias
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thisones4you answered:
The perks of being a wallflower. Amazing book.
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trappedintheoverture answered:
The End of Mr Y or The Catcher in the rye?
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steuben answered:
The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao. Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal. The Good Book by David Plotz.
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seaninsound answered:
You need this gapingvoid.com/books and this theshallowsbook.com/nic…
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irenetien answered:
the brief wondrous life of oscar wao by junot diaz
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nicoperez answered:
The Great Gatsby
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chelseathinks answered:
Jonothan Strange & Mr. Norrell
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gordonc answered:
The Black Swan – so inspiring I woke up at 6:30 this morning, snapped out of my fever and wrote a product deck.
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jennifermorris answered:
Cider With Roadies by Stuart Maconie
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morgenstern answered:
the god delusion by richard dawkins and kavalier&clay by michael chabon
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matas answered:
Alex Ross - The Rest Is Noise, Vlatko Vedral - Decoding Reality
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palbi answered:
The Selected Works of TS Spivet by Reif Larsen tsspivet.com
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bildungsroman answered:
ATM, reading Quantum Evolution by Johnjoe McFadden, enjoying it. Also, Murakami book on running is great, finished that recently
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gean liked this
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zulupizzeria answered:
The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander
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ingaslefthand answered:
Rob Sheffield’s books are great. :)
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oats answered:
goo.gl/34VR goo.gl/ZvKk goo.gl/fbsw books: Ender’s Game, Old Man’s War, Daemon and its sequel Freedom, The Hot Zone
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whatevernevermind answered:
Two books: Daemon by Daniel Suarez and Born To Run by Christopher McDougall
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j2d2 answered:
Zero History is my queue. Haven’t read it yet, but Im hoping it’s awesome.
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karenhart answered:
Confessions Of A Raving, Unconfined Nut - by Paul Krassner
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girl-adrift answered:
“The Pillars of the Earth” by Ken Follet has been the most entertaining and intelligent novel I’ve read in a long time.
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zoya answered:
Your inbox
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petervidani answered:
A classic, “Up and Then Down” - newyorker.com/reporti…
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hud answered:
this: nytimes.com/2008/07…
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meganlubaszka answered:
Fiction - The Wife by Meg Wolitzer, Nonfiction - Smart Startups by David Silver
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headunderwater answered:
This Is Reggae Music: The Story of Jamaica’s Music
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