What was the last book you read? 📖 Did you enjoy it? 🔖

Knife by Jo Nesbø. Maybe it's because I took a longer break from reading this author's books but I found it more gruesome than usual.

ChipmunkErnie · 70-79, M

A reprint of the 1930s pulp magazine adventure, THE GREEN LAMA. Moving on to the second reprint in the series, and also reading the COLLECTED POETRY OF MARK VAN DOREN.

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Survivors. It's a book full of real life stories, for kids, about people surviving in extreme situations. It's pretty gruesome but the kids love it

AnthroGuy · 36-40, M

The last book I read was called the dawn of sex. Was a historical look at sex among humans and the cultural change associated with the act of.

soar2newhighs

"The education of a coroner"-fascinating!

Starcrossed · 41-45, F

The Prophet - Kahlil Gibran

Yes.

JupiterDreams · 31-35

[i]The Magpie Murders[/i]. I enjoyed it. :)

midnightsun · 26-30, M

A history of interest rates

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Berlin diary. Its a book on nazi germany from the point of view of an American CBS journalist. It gives you a first account view of the people and the government officials at the time.

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The instruction book for my car, it was informative for why my stupid piece of crap was dinging and beeping at me.

Montanaman · M

Gone.
From the TV series on WGN. More detail than the show, which may or may not be coming back on.
(Kidnapped victim turns FBI agent.) #Kick.

WeighedDown · 36-40, M

Last book of the Dresden files before peace talks, still waiting on peace talks

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"a brief history of nothing"
It was ok...

tenente · 100+, M

the three-body problem by cixin liu / enjoyed it