Yep.

Behind the Bastards - Napoleon Hill: The Grifter Who Invented 'The Secret' & Donald Trump

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After thinking about it for over a week, I decided that the reading schedule I had planned has to change and I am going to read this next. Bought the hardcover today. Already read it once years ago but that was years ago.

Wasters of the year/2020

Some 1930s detective novel I found in my room.

Come on. Name and author that ****.

Ughhhh fiiinee

Fer-de-Lance by REX STOUT (such a 1930s detective novel author name)
a Nero Wolfe Mystery

Google search looks promising

Let us know

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Inventing Scrooge - The Incredible True Story Behind Charles Dickens' Legendary "A Christmas Carol" by Carlo DeVito.

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Normal People by Sally Rooney

Because a) everyone was talking about it and I wanted to see what the fuss was about but more importantly b) I wanted to see who the hell dares to put this 29 year old upstart as a blurb on Ben Lerner's latest, seeing as how he is one of the most revered contemporary American authors (and probably my favorite living author).

So I was ready to hate it but about 40% in and I have to say I get why it's so popular, it's not exactly original but it is easy to read and very emotionally engaging.

Nothing to do with Ben Lerner though.

I liked it too, it resonated with me