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2010 - What are you Reading? - Page 21
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FALAPARK
United States224 Posts
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snotboogie
Australia3550 Posts
On August 25 2010 11:28 Roe wrote: I thought they called War and Peace the greatest novel ever written? I've been trying to read W&P but it's incredibly...well, epic I guess, but not in the best way. It's a little tedious at times, though maybe something happened in translation. I also have Anna Karenina and didn't know which to read first. Has anyone read war and peace, and does it "ramp up" in flow and excitement after around 3-400? I have never read War and Peace but I always hear that it is far more difficult than Anna Karenina. AK focuses on a few families and is more intimate, while W&P is supposedly far more sprawling and "epic". BTW Anna Karenina tops Greatest Novel lists more often than any other book, I believe. | ||
JDMojo
United States30 Posts
![]() ![]() Awesome books. Got to meet both of the authors in April at the Psychedelic Science conference. | ||
Ranix
United States666 Posts
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dr. chicken
United States10 Posts
On July 22 2010 18:18 exeexe wrote: Did you finnish it and do you like it if you have finnished it? I'm reading this as well, for the second time. | ||
TuElite
Canada2123 Posts
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FuDDx
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United States5007 Posts
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Sulli
Canada236 Posts
![]() It's a 1946 book that partly deals with the holocaust. It doesn't elaborate on the gory details of the holocaust, but rather asks what allows man to carry on in the most extreme situations. It's a fairly quick read, I'm half-way through so far, and so far it's quite powerful. ![]() Initially, it felt a little silly to be reading about a man's self-help type of book, but it's been great so far. I didn't realize it, but there's quite a few books that deal with this subject. The topic's in line with the Nice Guy syndrome that some modern men face. The author establishes that some men these days are affected too much by the feminist movement. The fathers are often times working all day and boys aren't receiving the fathering that they need. Instead, the boys are mothered to a point where men are taught to uphold feminine values and constantly seek validation from women. The book provides tools and emphasizes the importance of really establishing his N.U.T.s, which is an acronym for Non-negotiable, Unalterable Terms. Interesting stuff. | ||
MisterKatosS
France352 Posts
![]() if it's translated in your language read it ! | ||
deth
Australia1757 Posts
![]() Really great steampunk novel from a fantastic author. Think Foundation crossed with Artemis Fowl. | ||
brian
United States9610 Posts
On August 25 2010 11:59 FALAPARK wrote: ![]() cheers im reading Rainbow Six | ||
BlackJack
United States10188 Posts
On April 14 2010 07:31 keV. wrote: ![]() Most enjoyable! On February 23, 2010, Jeff Garlin released his first book, My Footprint: Carrying the Weight of the World, a memoir which documents his journey to lessen both his physical and carbon footprint. lol I wonder if he realizes that by losing weight his carbon footprint will be bigger since he will live a lot longer and use a lot more resources. | ||
TipperT
United States43 Posts
![]() I'm reading As Simple as Snow right now, have to read it for school. | ||
exarchrum
United States491 Posts
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Deranes
Germany75 Posts
![]() Discworld is so awesome =P | ||
r3z3nd3
Brazil522 Posts
On August 25 2010 15:37 deth wrote: ![]() Really great steampunk novel from a fantastic author. Think Foundation crossed with Artemis Fowl. With this description, this must be great | ||
Triscuit
United States722 Posts
![]() Just finished. It's absolutely amazing, and a great look into the true nature of humans. McDougall is a very gifted storyteller, and he is very good about citing sources and studies instead of injecting his own opinion all the time. | ||
fbs
United Kingdom2476 Posts
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monad
United States156 Posts
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pred470r
Bulgaria3265 Posts
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