@Babydoll7540 Any genre preferences? Because if you're looking for fiction, I'm currently reading Watership Down and it's a great adventure story. So is The Incredible Journey, but that's for a slightly younger audience. It still made me cry, though. Both are about animals.
If you prefer nonfiction, I recently read Russia and the West under Lenin and Stalin by George Kennan, which was a great introduction to the topic if nothing else. I also started Mary's Mosaic by Peter Janney, though I took a break from that because the material is a little hard to swallow. Death and all.
I can recommend more, but those are the most recent ones. Sorry I have only four; have been working a lot. Hope I helped!

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@SW-User I listen to a lot of modern prog rock and metal as well. Votum, City of the Lost, Porcupine Tree, Toundra, Satriani, Lunatic Soul, to name a few bands I really like. Sometimes today they're called "post-rock." It's great having a music-obsessed parent. 😉

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@YouSawItShootOut yes, now i will message you! 😌