I just finished re-reading 1984 by George Orwell yesterday. I read it in Italian about a year and a half ago, and in English this week.
Now I'm re-reading Wuthering Heights, plus I'm reading The Count of Monte Cristo for the first time on my Paperwhite. Next will probably be The Master and Margarita, another re-read.
Shorter reads for next week are The Little Prince and Animal Farm.
If anyone is looking to get started into reading fiction, hit me up! Unless you want Sci-fi, because then I can't really help you
There are a lot of books I want to re-read, plus more I bought a while ago but never got around to reading. I won't buy new ones until I finish my backlog (big fat lie knowing myself).
Non-fiction is an afterthought for me nowadays, I feel like most are all the same. Though I will read The Great Rat Race Escape sometime next month. I've read the book's intro so I know it's not strictly non-fiction, but you know what I mean.
I almost finished reading Fumitake Koga's The Courage to Be Disliked. The book compares Adler's psychological system (teleology) with Freud and Jung's (etiology). It's set up as a Socratic dialogue, and I found it very interesting. Better than 99% of the self-help feel-good junk out there.
Now I'm re-reading Wuthering Heights, plus I'm reading The Count of Monte Cristo for the first time on my Paperwhite. Next will probably be The Master and Margarita, another re-read.
Shorter reads for next week are The Little Prince and Animal Farm.
If anyone is looking to get started into reading fiction, hit me up! Unless you want Sci-fi, because then I can't really help you
There are a lot of books I want to re-read, plus more I bought a while ago but never got around to reading. I won't buy new ones until I finish my backlog (big fat lie knowing myself).
Non-fiction is an afterthought for me nowadays, I feel like most are all the same. Though I will read The Great Rat Race Escape sometime next month. I've read the book's intro so I know it's not strictly non-fiction, but you know what I mean.
I almost finished reading Fumitake Koga's The Courage to Be Disliked. The book compares Adler's psychological system (teleology) with Freud and Jung's (etiology). It's set up as a Socratic dialogue, and I found it very interesting. Better than 99% of the self-help feel-good junk out there.
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