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One of the most well-known readable books which is counted in the top ten books of 2016 written by Sarah Bakewell covers the philosophy and history of the 20th-century movement known as existentialism. This non-fiction biography book was published by Chatto & Windus on 3rd March 2016. The long details on the modern-day existentialists who come into their own before […]
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Presenting the best guidebook on the topics of autism and neurodiversity written by Steve Silberman from historic, scientific, and advocacy-based perspectives. It was rewarded with Samuel Johnson Prize in 2015 due to some classical research on the most popular topics which was faced by society before. Therefore now, peoples need to don’t worry about their situations related to autism and […]
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A story on ten-year-old Annemarie Johansen and her best friend Ellen Rosen in Number the Stars Book have thoughts in their mind before the war. At the time in 1943, during the march of Nazi soldiers in the city, where these children are suffering from a lack of food, facilities, and water. Ellen moves with Annemarie and pretends to be […]
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What if you knew that somebody you loved will die? What would you save if you felt you could? What is the danger of you trying? The fourth novel in the Outlander book 4 download Saga finds Claire and her lover Jamie living at Fraser’s Ridge with a small group of loved ones. 202 years from now Brianna and Roger […]
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Quick Lookup Dune Book Dune Summary Dune Characters Dune Author Dune PDF Download Related: Free Reading Books Dune eBook: Dune is a novel written in 1965 by Frank Herbert, who was an American author. It is a science adventure fiction novel that was originally published in two parts in the magazine called Analog. Dune Novel: Dune’s book was named the […]
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This book is written by Marjane Satrapi, and the choice to write it as a comic strip helped to soften the intensity of the information therein. There are so many themes worth exploring in this book, like feminism, resilience, life and death, inter-generational relationships, love loss, and revolution. This book offers moments of humour followed by dark moments in a […]
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The Crucible is an American play written by Arthur Miller in 1953. It is a dramatized and somewhat fictionalized account of the Salem witch trials, which took place in 1692–93 in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The Crucible is a popular play that chronicles the Salem Witch Trials and is written during the McCarthy era in the United States. Miller effectively […]
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It’s the year 1939. Germany during the Nazi era. The country is gasping for air. Death was never busier, and it will continue to be so. Liesel’s life is changed when she picked up a unique trinket partially hidden in the snow near her brother’s grave. It’s The Gravedigger’s Handbook, which she’d accidentally left there, and it’s her initial act […]
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From one of the most remarkable lawyers of our day, an extraordinary true narrative about the power of mercy to redeem us and a loud appeal to halt mass incarceration in America. The author of this book was a young lawyer when he founded the Equal Justice Initiative, a nonprofit law office in Montgomery, Alabama, dedicated to defending the poor, […]
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One of the hardest books of Umberto Eco, an Italian writer of fiction, essays, academic texts, and children’s books. This contemporary classical book takes you through a world of intrigues, mystery, and crime during the middle ages. The storyline is captivating and enriched by numerous interesting characters. The author manages to compile history, mystery, theology, and detective work rolled into […]
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