Book Recommendations (NOT investment-related)
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Re: Book Recommendations (NOT investment-related)
The story isn't complete unless you read Freedom, which also awesome.
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Re: Book Recommendations (NOT investment-related)
Oh, the reading I would have done at night as a youth if they'd invented the ipod touch and kindle app for iphone.
I've never owned a booklight that lasted very long, pre-LED technology. But put this thing in night mode, white text on black, and it makes for very pleasant night reading. Making up for lost time now...
I've never owned a booklight that lasted very long, pre-LED technology. But put this thing in night mode, white text on black, and it makes for very pleasant night reading. Making up for lost time now...
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Re: Book Recommendations (NOT investment-related)
I haven't had one last very long, battery-wise, post-LED technology either.dualstow wrote: I've never owned a booklight that lasted very long, pre-LED technology. But put this thing in night mode, white text on black, and it makes for very pleasant night reading. Making up for lost time now...
Nexis also makes for a good nighttime kindle reader. My daughter's ipod is a little too small for my taste although she also uses it to read books.
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Re: Book Recommendations (NOT investment-related)
The Romance of the 3 Kingdoms- a great Chinese classic based on historical events..
The Stranger by Albert Camus- classic existential work.
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya- a lighthearted novel that embraces the virtues of "being different"
4 Hour Work Week- best book on Time Management I've ever read
The Stranger by Albert Camus- classic existential work.
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya- a lighthearted novel that embraces the virtues of "being different"
4 Hour Work Week- best book on Time Management I've ever read