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Ignorance: A Novel (Paperback) by Milan Kundera |
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Identity: A Novel (Paperback) by Milan Kundera |
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read in February, 2008
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Slowness: A Novel (Paperback) by Milan Kundera |
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Seeing (Paperback) by José Saramago |
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The Chosen (Mass Market Paperback) by Chaim Potok |
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"This book is a coming of age story about a young Hasidic Jew who discovers himself through the secular study of Freudian Psychology. It's very insightful and I would recommend it to anyone.
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The Alchemist (Plus) by Paulo Coelho (Goodreads author!) bookshelves: read-twice |
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Pursuit of God (Paperback) by Aiden W. Tozer |
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When Things Fall Apart: Heart Advice for Difficult Times (Shambhala Classics) by Pema Chödrön |
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Well, it all depends on the category. If literature, then definitely Italo Calvino, particularly Cosmicomics (gorgeous short stories) or Invisible Cities (prose poems/lyrical vignettes)or East of Eden by Steinbeck. If spiritual, Thomas Merton, or Jeanne Guyon, or I just read Richard Foster's book on prayer.
Also, I just remembered Blindness by Jose Saramango, inspired by Camus's The Plague.
Well, it all depends on the category. If literature, then definitely Italo Calvino, particularly Cosmicomics (gorgeous short stories) or Invisible Cities (prose poems/lyrical vignettes)or East of Eden by Steinbeck. If spiritual, Thomas Merton, or Jeanne Guyon, or I just read Richard Foster's book on prayer.
Also, I just remembered Blindness by Jose Saramango, inspired by Camus's The Plague.
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