What's your favorite book(s)?
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Mine are Madeline Miller's the Song of Achilles and Rick Riordan's Son of Neptune (the only HOO book I've ever read, to be honest).
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architecture book lol
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I have 2 friends who ask for advice on what to read.
I advise for them, oddly enough ... they always help me write my essay))) Now I will give a list of books that they liked over the past half a year.
Naturally, this is purely individual and does not have to be to everyone's taste.- City
- Maid
- Night road
- I do not believe it. I don’t hope. Love
- Unholy saints and other stories
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@Raye : Hopscotch. I think the author overused the playful quality to tell a story not worthy of so much pages! It's a book for pseudo intellectuals and snobs; not good story telling, in my opinion. Good writing, though. It's like the Ulysses. OK to read but I wouldn't do it again since it's not really entertaining.
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@Raye all my school books of all grades. ALL!
