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- Trieste and the Meaning of Nowhere (1)
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Sometimes when I finish a book I have a strange feeling, sort of a nostalgia, a loss of a world, a "being sorry that the book is over". It was usually good narrative that used to give me that feeling - until I read this book, the only descriptive travel book that managed to catch my heart and not my ... (continue)
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- A Journey in North Korea
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- Fantasies and Reflections on Self and Soul
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- Tales of the Unexpected
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Variations on the theme "heroine meets the macho of her dreams".
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- Maus
- A Survivor's Tale: My Father Bleeds History Pt.1 (Penguin Graphic Fiction)
- By Art Spiegelman




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- A Survivor's Tale: And Here My Troubles Began Pt. 2 (Penguin Graphic Fiction S.)
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- The Hot Zone
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The Three Body Problem
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4 stars for paralleling the story with the idea of the 3-body problem.
0 stars for a victorian teacher that violently intrudes in one of her pupil's family privacy, travels Europe without documents and 2 children who are not her own, and gets away with it. Other plot weaknesses -like being received ... (continue)
4 stars for paralleling the story with the idea of the 3-body problem.
0 stars for a victorian teacher that violently intrudes in one of her pupil's family privacy, travels Europe without documents and 2 children who are not her own, and gets away with it. Other plot weaknesses -like being received by the King of Sweden after knocking at the door (well, almost) - can be tolerated, but these last two details are too absurd to be forgiven.
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