Currently reading this book.

So far so good. I enjoyed it

All of the books below borrowed at PPAS Shah Alam

Right now, I have settled reading Such A Fun Age. 1/5 ratings. I couldn't connect with all the characters in this book.
My next read is The Kite Runner. Right now I'm at page 28.



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isaac asimov 2nd foundation , and its series. maybe our next popular energy choice is nuclear.

sun tzu art of war

Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela

I'm currently reading The Guest List by Lucy Foley.

Previous books that I have read:

The Kite Runner - 4/5 ratings
The Good Earth - 5/5 ratings. This book is under "Classics" genre.
Normal People - Did not finish (DNF).

Currently reading Karin Slaughter: Girl, Forgotten

Got my hands on The Cuckoo's Calling. Interesting read so far.

Lion City - Jeevan Vasagar

I am currently reading Kafka on the Shore. This is my first Haruki Murakami book. I picked it up while travelling in Frankfurt as I got bored at night. The book is weird, and I'm not sure if I fully understand it the full context of it.

Picked up John Le Carre A Perfect Spy from my local library. The inter play between characters/narrator first and third voice threw me off in the early chapters. Sticking through it paid off. I am enjoying it now.

Murakami never ceases to impress me. It is always a weird and stranger events in his books. Hope you'll give a second chance.

reading this now

The journey of humanity the origins of wealth and inequality

on how a country prosper is based on education and technology, and if fail to invest in the two, the country will fall behind

also life can be quali and quanti. familiies in quali focus less children so they can channel more resources to that particular child.

reading yout thread

May I recommend you guys this thought provoking book?



"humans are naturally nice, and it is the institutions of civilization that have corrupted us"

got it

I start following him since I watched his video

i thought title of such book would be written by someone who is in his 70s... interesting to know it's written by a young man.

will watch this later. thanks for the recommendation

indeed. I assumed you already read his other book Utopia for Realists as well?

most welcome

not yet, I saw and will read after the book you recommended.

It's hard to wrap around my head at this point on humanitarian and what he is saying. I have been reading another book on the good side of capitalism and my personal experience shapes a lot on how I view circumstances.

Will comment when I am done reading.