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turns out i've been paying for kindle for the past 10 months without knowing 🥲 so i have 10 credits i need to use before cancelling my membership, /books help a girl out what's the best book you read in 2024 so far and what did you enjoy about it most (no spoilers)?
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@slokh since you're literally building a book (and other media) reviewing platform, would LOVE to get your fave books!
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dune was good! added context to the movies without feeling like I was listening (I had it on audible) to the same exact thing over again.
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What kind of book do you want? There’s a lot of books out there. Give me a vibe 2 match?
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11/22/63 by Stephen King! This book isn't a horror or creepy story. Imagine finding a portal to a specific day in 1958, and if you stay there for a couple of years, you can alter a historical event that will change the world… But the past doesn’t want to change and will try to stop you I felt like I had traveled back in time. And the book also vividly describes the different relationships between the characters
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The Language of Food: A Linguist Reads the Menu - Dan Jurafsky
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Breading Sweetgrass, by Robin Kimmerer it's story and science and indigenous ancestry and making things for people we love
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do you enjoy fantasy books?
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call me basic, britney spears the woman in me lol heres 100 $degen for being charged for 10 months
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Here's 2 I listened to recently I thought we're pretty good, one fiction one non. Have you read Butler before? Highly recommend. Listen to Alien Oceans by Kevin Hand on Audible. https://www.audible.com/pd/0691205590?source_code=ASSOR150021921000R Listen to Parable of the Sower by Octavia E. Butler on Audible. https://www.audible.com/pd/B002V0PQ4C?source_code=ASSOR150021921000V
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I did that once with AWS and the total spent was stunning. I wonder what percentage of revenue is just people getting charged blindly.
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@gnosispay
Give a chance to Brazilian books from Machado de Assis, one of which went super viral in the US "Bras Cubas" Love Tolstoi, The Death of Ivan Ilyich, loved reading Hatching Twitter annnddd recently read The Alchemist, very interesting
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The book on the taboo on knowing who you are. By Alan Watts
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Small things like these (Irish historical fiction based on mother home scandals from 40 years ago) The lying life of adults - fiction. Coming of age of an Italian teenager The Night circus - fantasy love story mixed with magic. Really good Requiem for a dream - book on which the movie is based on The Borderlines - Peter Høeg. My all time fav book (his most famous book is also great)
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ooooh, here are some favorites: - betty by tiffany mcdaniel "a girl comes of age against the knife" -- it's so stunningly written, heart-wrenching and beautiful - the secret history by donna tartt - about a group of students who "long for the picturesque at all costs" (and it costs them dearly) - the pendergast series (a bit more light, fun-to-read fbi agent series), the first one is called "relic" - purple hibiscus by chimamanda ngozi adichie - she has such a beautiful writing style, her characters are wonderfully fleshed-out, and it's a beautiful story - blindness and / or the gospel according to jesus christ by jose saramago - both books are quite different, but he has such an interesting way with words i'd recommend either of them!
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I'm supporting you through @microsub! 53 $DEGEN (Please mute the keyword "ms!t" if you prefer not to see these casts.)
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a little late, but this one was the most eye-opening and the most profound at the same time https://warpcast.com/matthewmorek/0x18c67184
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Do you like suspense / thrillers? Last year during 75 Hard, I got into David Baldacci (since you have to read every day) and his books are real page turners! Most of his series revolve around some form of detective work. The Memory Man series is my favorite. Characters and their relationship arcs are v wholesome :)
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I listened to Shoe Dog by Phil Knight for the second time in 2024. Does that count? It's one of my favorite audiobooks and one of the greatest stories ever. You do not have to like business books, sports or Nike as a brand to appreciate it.
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I'm supporting you through @microsub! 53 $DEGEN (Please mute the keyword "ms!t" if you prefer not to see these casts.)
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