What Book are you currently reading?

[GazetaBitcoin]

This is the antepenultimate book from the order I mentioned in August: George Orwell's 1984 (translated in Romanian), a book which I already mentioned here in January 2020. I read it since 2018, but in electronic format. Now I managed to obtain also the physical form of the book. I suggest you all to read it. It is a book about state surveillance taken to the extreme, a book which inspired also the Cypherpunks' work, as its action became a reality.

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[Mauser]

I tend you reads usually two books at the time, one about business and investing and one novel I read before sleeping when I am already tired. Reading a business book right before sleeping is not such a good idea for me because I forgot too many things in the morning. The business book I am reading right now is Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki , and the Novel is The Guardians by John Grisham. Both are great books I can only recommend.

[GazetaBitcoin]

This is the penultimate book from the order I mentioned in August: Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash. This is one of the two books with references to Cypherpunk's activity, the other one being also authored by Neal Stephenson: Cryptonomicon. I am really anger to read it, as not many books talk about these brilliant minds!



My last book from the order I made is Neal Stephenson's The Confusion, which is a part of the so-called Baroque Cycle. It contains three books - Quicksilver, The Confusion and he System of the World. I'll post a picture with all three books once I'll have all of them at hand. I decided to buy also Baroque Cycle, as I understood that the action is somehow related to the one from Cryptonomicon, although it doesn't refer anymore to Cypherpunks.

[Mttewndew]

I decided to re-read my favorite book - Jonathan Livingston Seagull (by Richard Bach)

[lalungvcl]

The world until yesterday ~ Let's try

[dalat21]

COLLAPSE - JARED DIAMOND

[hanah102]

Try reading OSHO's books, for example { The Happiness That Comes from Within }

[Salauddin1994]

I am reading a book by miguel de cervantes don quixote is a middle-aged spanish gentleman who reads many romances of heroes from then on he picked up the sword and decided to become a vagabond hero he set out on a world tour with his old horse and realistic mentality. Don quixote's heroic work includes trying to fight the windmill which he mistakenly thought was a monster even fighting a flock of sheep this influential literature is often considered the first modern novel.

[Crptomagma]

Yeah I totally agree with you readers are builders o discovered these long time ago and ever since then I cultivated the habit of reading books. It’s give oneself information and knowledge about the unknown and in-depth understandings. For the past few years I have read lots of books and among them that really inspired me is Goals by Brian Tracey, you should check out for that book. It’s really inspiring and goal motivating.

Currently I’m reading a book name Minders Tough by Donald Trump and Robert Kiyosarki. It’s a book I will gladly ask anyone to read and never regret the time. The parts of the book I loved so much is when Donald was describing the Four Quadrant and Robert speaking about his rich dad and poor dad. It’s fun reading such books.

[ballad96]

Trump: The Art of the Deal

[phuongngan9x]

Tuesdays with Morrie (By Mitch Albom)

[aivynguyen]

Meiko and the Fifth Treasure - Eleanor Coerr
The Outsiders - S.E. Hinton
The House on Mango Street - Sandra Cisneros

[Ganggudud]

The Old Man and the Sea

[ekkmlk]

I like reading different books. The topic doesn't matter if the book makes sense. Now I'm studying more about how to write a book myself, starting with writing an essay. It turned out to be more difficult than I thought. In general, when I needed to write a reaction paper, I turned to the site, the link to which I am sharing. But my favorite book is Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut. If anyone has not read it, I strongly advise.

[peter0425]

Solaris by Stanislaw Lem, great read!

Yeah had red this one recently after reading your post here and it is great to use as boredom killer.

what i am looking if there is a similar stories made in Movie?because nowadays i wanted to watch the story because i already finished the book.

[satsmainman]

Currently reading the richest man in babylon! Quite an inspiration on how babylon was at a time a major economy but has now washed completely away.

[Maria790]

Ach es gibt so viele Bücher, gerne lese ich Thriller Zuletzt habe ich viel über Leasing von beispielsweise https://www.gute-rate.de/  gelesen. Jetzt wird es erstmal wieder Zeit für Romane!

[lienfaye]

I bought a book from an online shop and will start to read this during break time. The book is Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder.

[Porfirii]

Keynes vs Hayek: The Clash that Defined Modern Economics by Nicholas Wapshott.

[RomiRenata23]

Harry Potter : The Prisoner of Azkaban
Harry Potter : The Chamber of Secret