RockyLikesWaffles
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I recently got back into reading... I've been bad about reading for the past few years. I started back with 1984 and I'm about to read And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie, so I'm excited to read that.
The story is set during the Civil War, and considering the divisiveness some politicians had encouraged it is appropriate for today. Originally, LMA intended the story to be one of independence, with Jo never meeting Dr Baer. She became a reconstruction career woman, writing. The two other books in the trilogy, "Jo's Boys" and "Little Men" complete the family cycle into the next generation.I’ve read a book called "Little Women" by Louise May Alcott. The novel is about four sisters, their life, friendship, growing up. In short, for me it’s a one-time book. Of course, today the book will seem very boring for modern young girls. There is not even a storyline here. Description of their boring measured life, their worries, children's desires. Although it would be useful for them to read, because children's selfishness is still relevant today. This book is also suitable for a more adult female audience, there is something to think about child-rearing. The story is not modern at all, and the book is not very exciting, but I do not regret having read it. A recommendation only for lovers of women's classics.
Im currently reading Star Wars X-Wing Wraith Squadron novel along with the first Hyperion book
finished reading Wraith Squadron yesterday.
Now im reading X-Wing Solo Command along with Isard's Revenge
Which philosophers?Now I don't read much books. The last book I read is The Psychoanalysis of Sigmund Freud. I just adore psychology and often read books of great philosophers and psychologists.
What brought you back to the book for a second helping?Currently reading The Alchemist for the second time.
It`s the book I like to read when im kinda lost in life.What brought you back to the book for a second helping?
Is it better than the serial?Margaret Atwood - The Handmaid's tale
I'm reading After by Stephen King, a novel about a boy who had the ability to communicate with recently passed away people (at a time when they were already dead but not yet buried). Not King's best book, too many references to previous works, but it was interesting to read.