What was the last book you read?

Seraphina, can't remember the author though.

I am currently reading No Easy Day by Mark Owen

Just gonna copy what I posted in another thread, because I can.
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Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older by Douwe Draaisma
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Interesting book about autobiographical memories... (deja vu, near-death experiences, reminiscences, etc.) As dry as the topics could be, the book is very elegantly written, with pieces of philosophy, literature, and art well-mixed with psychological research.

"Four Loves" By C.S Lewis

Underestimated little read, quite thought provoking too!

Medical Surgical Nursing 8th edition

A Night to Remember, I think.


Oh wait, it's a travel guide to Vancouver.

Just finished reading 'Escape from Camp 14' by Blaine Harden. It's a true story about a North Korean born inside one of those prison camps, how he was raised, how he finally escaped and the life he currently lives now. It's a pretty good read.

Before that was 'The Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother' by Amy Chua, has anyone else read this one? One of my FAVOURITE books of all time! Love it!

Goosebumps.

The Will to Meaning: Foundations and Applications of Logotherapy by Viktor Frankl

an awesome book.
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I'm currently reading "Gone with the wind" and I can already say that it is absolutely amazing.