Books!

Cuando me veas by Laura Gallego Garcìa

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Besides my own work (lol to find errors!), James Comey’s book is what I’m working my way through now. Curiosity finally got me! So far, it’s pretty interesting.

Currently reading Dune by Frank Herbert

For whom the bell tolls

I'm about to finish "Men without women" by Haruki Murakami. A fine, beautiful job as expected. Some stories even brought me to tears.

The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*uck by Mark Manson, unbelievable book!

Company SOP lol

I thought of starting this thread seeing there aren't any like it so here it goes!


The Pianist, Władysław Szpilman

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I first read this book when I first moved to Warsaw several years ago and was living just a block away from where the action happened. I am re-reading this now that I have recently left Poland with an even greater appreciation than the first time I've read this before. The true story is even more grim than Roman Polanski's adaptation.

Actually, there are already old threads about books. This one is the oldest.
www.hey-ai.com/forum...8-books?start=0
There is another one -only 5 years old-, there:
www.hey-ai.com/forum...-lately?start=0

Good topic though.
I'm still reading A Song Of Ice And Fire, book 5 by GRR MARTIN.

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I thought of starting this thread seeing there aren't any like it so here it goes!


The Pianist, Władysław Szpilman

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I first read this book when I first moved to Warsaw several years ago and was living just a block away from where the action happened. I am re-reading this now that I have recently left Poland with an even greater appreciation than the first time I've read this before. The true story is even more grim than Roman Polanski's adaptation.