Book of the Day
Book of the Day
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- canoe4
- ExcellentMrT
- it's alright. I read it years ago after it was posted here for having a great book cover design. first half is better than the second imo.sarahfailin
- not all highly acclaimed works resonate with everyone, but speaking of the work itself - profoundly wide, abundant, if you like Emerson, you'd like this.canoe
- I loved it. And let's keep the books coming
: )MrT - Everyone has a preference on this book. Either first half or second half. I prefer the first half.nb
- Everyone... lolcanoe
- Everyone who read it, obviously. But it’s a lot of people, having won the Pulitzer and all. It was well written but not as profound as the author intended for mmonospaced
- I can't claim to know everyone that read this book, but I'll take your word for it...canoe
- I talked to them you can take my wordnb
- milfhunter3
- If only I could read..futurefood
- FLOL ^canoe
- haha future_niko
- palimpsest9
I remember reading this in my teens and it making an impact, recently got it for my 15 y/o.- Gave the same book to my kid at 16 :)Gnash
- This is the way.palimpsest
- What about a 50 y/o can he read it? Or am I too late lol_niko
- If you're reading this it's too late.palimpsest
- What a boomer like you needs is bro-non-fiction-self... books.palimpsest
- ...-helppalimpsest
- lol too late, I feel like a 15 y/o. I’ll read this now and I’ll start Jordan Peterson when I turn 90 ;)_niko
- Thanks for ruining my day.palimpsest
- Smart move... what other books do you have lined up?canoe
- love this book.sea_sea
- Great one. I also loved Beneath the Wheel and Narziss and Goldmund by Hesse.
He really can create pictures in your head. And lumps in the belly.Longcopylover - Love this one. I re-read it every few years and will be sharing it with my boys soon.stoplying
