Reading and book recommendations

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13 years ago I bought a copy of Kurt Vonnegut’s Cat’s Cradle; last week I finally picked it up and read it over a couple of nights.

Worth it!

I love reading and read all the time – I love the Aussi writers about the past history incorporated into a story and crime and history novels

Your forum is very useful for me, thank you. It’s always nice to keep notes of book titles that you might find useful. For example, I haven’t read about Atlanta, but I’ve been going for a long time, and after your review I definitely want to do it. As for the admission to the scholarship, I was also in a similar situation. Now you need to study only for free, if you have brains and such a chance. And to be accepted, use the sop writing service https://www.sopservices.net/ to express my intentions in a concise form. It was great to get that kind of help.

I recently finished reading Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. Incredible book, I’m delighted. I recently wrote a paper about this book. paper writing can sometimes be quite a difficult process, especially when the topic is too complex. I am currently writing a residency personal statement in order to receive a scholarship and I decided to apply to the residency personal statement writing service https://residencypersonalstatements.net/ because it is difficult for me to write a quality text on my own. The authors know how to describe your hands-on experience, unprecedented insight, creativity, and research skills sought by admissions committees.

I used to read a lot of books when I was younger, I am ashamed that I didn’t read a book for years.

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Quite a few pages are missing from this thread.

I just watched the final episode (of three) of Books That Made Us on ABC. It talks about some of the most influential Aussie books, some old, some new, hosted by Claudia Karvan. I’ve read many of them & have added a few to my reading list. Bibliophiles: it’s well worth checking out on iView.

misfortune8… I’ve shifted over here where we belong with our talk of books 🙂

The books conversation between TinDrum & myself was in danger of taking over the Synergie TT thread, so I’ve moved over here.

TinDrum: I’m still thinking about your Darwinian comments.