What book are you currently reading?

Re-reading animal farm

Brilliant in its simplicity


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nice, just picked up a copy of Orwell's Coming Up for Air.
One of the BBC stations played the old animated feature of Animal Farm around the holidays and i watched half of it before being pulled away.

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Funniest book I’ve read since Dirk gentlys holistic Detective agency


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Till the Cows Come Home: A Lancashire Childhood - Sara Cox.

Hemingway's The Nick Adams Stories
I've read most of these already in his other short stories collections but there's a few handful that are only available in this collection.  Not sure if all of these were meant for publication but he's Hem's most well known character and for fans, this is a great book.

Girl in a Band by Kim Gordon

Girl in a Band by Kim Gordon

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Just finished the Dali Lama's The Universe in a Single Atom.  Not an easy read but very interesting how the Dali Lama fuses his faith with science including quantum physics.  Makes the argument that science has proven reincarnation exists. I've ready maybe half a dozen books by the DL and this is by far the most intricate.

Troubleshooting guide to a Maytag washing machine

Like the profession of the person who caused a leak in my washer, it’s riveting 


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Troubleshooting guide to a Maytag washing machine

Like the profession of the person who caused a leak in my washer, it’s riveting 


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A few weeks ago, I read Troubleshooting guide to a KitchenAid dishwasher.

Fascinating stuff.

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Troubleshooting guide to a Maytag washing machine

Like the profession of the person who caused a leak in my washer, it’s riveting 


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A few weeks ago, I read Troubleshooting guide to a KitchenAid dishwasher.

Fascinating stuff.

How did it end?

Just finished Orwell's Coming Up for Air
Different from his other works that i've read and felt more like a Simenon novel and a character study of a middle aged man on the brink of WWII as he sneaks away from his family to visit his hometown of his youth which he can't recognize.  Guess I like it even if it wasn't what i was expecting.