Noah765

Rich Dad, Poor Dad. This is a beautiful book that tells the story of two completely different lives of people.

goldyz

The Remains of the Day by Kazuo Ishiguro, excellent

SteveMc10

I do not read often but in my 20's I use to read web novels and manga a lot

AmariDi

What You Should Look for in a Home Warranty by Clement Fisher. I'm looking for a home warranty right now, so decided to learn more about it. I contacted Choice Home Warranty customer service to have more information but need to understand all pitfalls myself. So the book is useful for those who is in the same situation.

andymoor5

Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury Rated 3/5, liked the story, the writing style wasn't exactly my style.

ChristopherJudge

The last book I read was The Swordman, by Peter Brett.

Hulabi

Although it is quick and easy, I wouldn’t translate any crucial documents using an online translation. From my own experience, I can say that such a translation can occasionally be off. I’d rather consult professionals, like those at latin to english . Suppose I had to translate from Latin to English , for instance. The accuracy of manual translation is guaranteed.

lipav58

The last book I read was Napoleon: A Life by Andrew Roberts. I don't know about you, but to me, he is the fascinating historical character of all time. And I really enjoyed the book about him. Roberts' book is a comprehensive and thoroughly researched account of Napoleon's life, from his early years in Corsica to his exile on St. Helena. The book is divided into five parts, each covering different stages of Napoleon's life, with the last part focusing on his legacy and impact on Europe. What sets this book apart is Roberts' ability to give a balanced and nuanced portrait of Napoleon even though how tall was Napoleon. While acknowledging Napoleon's undeniable military genius and his many achievements, he does not shy away from discussing Napoleon's less admirable qualities, such as his ruthless ambition and his willingness to sacrifice human lives to achieve his goals. The book also has a vivid and engaging writing style that brings Napoleon and the world in which he lived to live. Roberts is able to make complex military and political maneuvers understandable to non-specialists without sacrificing accuracy.

Treners

Pet Sematary of Steve King. Pet Sematary is a horror novel written by Stephen King that tells the story of a family who discovers a cursed burial ground that can bring the dead back to life. The book explores themes of grief, loss, and the dangers of playing god. As a fan of horror and suspense, I found Pet Sematary to be a thrilling and thought-provoking read. In my experience as a personal statement writers for residency I've noticed that many medical professionals also appreciate the genre for its insights into the human psyche and the consequences of our actions.

petrderbikov

I don't remember which book I read last since I hadn't read much before. And I just recently started actively reading. Now I'm reading Gese Steppenwolf