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The Faults In Our Stars by John Green.

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Going slowly in bundles of three books. After all are done reading I move to the next three. Keeping non-fiction and fiction balanced as much as I can. Adding one japanese book at a time.

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Cal Newport, How to Be a High School Superstar

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Haruki Murakami, What I Talk About When I Talk About Running

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Twyla Tharp, The Creative Habit

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one of the best books i've read in a long time.

I'd love to add it to my list!
 
Right now I am reading "Humanizing the Economy: Co-operatives in the Age of Capital" by John Restakis...reading it for an alternative economics class I am in.
 
6 Easy Pieces by Richard Feynman. I watched his lectures on physics and ever since I've been reading anything I can get my hands on written by him.
 
well.......
I enjoy reading books of an educational nature the most. Every now and then I will read something fictional just to take a break from reading the "serious" stuff.
 
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I'm just finishing up the book I'm reading - and I should start this one tomorrow. Maybe we should start a MR book club. :D

I tried that in our other forum, but it didn't gain much traction.;)


I'm currently trying to figure out what to read next......

www.mobileread.com does one. I've never joined it, but they do it every month. They are currently decideding on what book to read in February. You might want to check it out.
 
Just finished the wasp factory

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and Naive. Super

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Both are weird but good books in their own way.
 
I just picked up from iBooks the forever war. I haven't yet started it, but it garnered some nice reviews and I'm looking foreword to it
 

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Just finished Penn Jillette's book. I enjoyed it.

Now I'm reading 1984 (I think I read it in 8th grade) and will do Inside Apple after that.
 
I just picked up from iBooks the forever war. I haven't yet started it, but it garnered some nice reviews and I'm looking foreword to it
Awesome cover.
 

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"Death to the BCS"

anyone who cares or is passionate about college football should read it-

You will be shocked how much the people who run a bowl game make off of one game on one day with amateur athletes who's teams can loose millions on the game
 
Got a couple on the go.
1) The Etymologicon by Mark Forsyth; a thoroughly hilarious and interesting read, I would recommend this to EVERYONE.
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2) Imperialism is the highest stage of Capitalism by Lenin; one of his texts while he was in exile in Switzerland, i'm not a communist, but was recommended this as a good and informative description of the development of early 20th century monopoly in Banking and Commodities. Probably not one for the strong willed (ie. those who will immediately discount it for its author) however very interesting and quite short.
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3) A Country is Not A Company by Paul Krugman; picked this up for £1 and read a few pages on the bus home from school yesterday, very interesting and perceptive like all of Krugman's writing, however is incredibly short and has large text. Useful for those wanting to understand why America has a failing economic policy (and why many people suggest a solution that wont be successful).
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