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Ask HN: What are you reading these days?

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Re: Ask HN: What are you reading these days?

#62
Actively reading:

- The Fountainhead

- Project Hail Mary

- Learning TypeScript

Passively reading:

- The Design of Everyday Things

- Dive into Design Patterns

Considering to read - This is mostly for anyone who has read them and would like to give their opinion about it.

- Algorithms to Live By

- Name of the Wind

- Malazan Book of the Fallen

- Good Girl's guide to murder

- The Paradox of Choice

- Moonwalking with Einstein

- The Boron Letters

- Storyworthy

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Re: Ask HN: What are you reading these days?

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I bought a copy of Ben Hur in a second hand store for 3 dollars. The book was printed in 1887 and you can se it has been read by a lot of people and has been repaired at least once. I am hoping I can stick with it and finish it. Wish me luck.

Good luck! Please do pass long as soon as you finish it to people interested in reading it.

I have old books in my native language and some other languages inherited from my parents and grandparents and I have to find people to pass along as libraries will not take it because they don't have space or demand for it.

But when I find people who are interested in those topics, their eyes lit up when I pass along those books. I hope they cherish those books.

Re: Ask HN: What are you reading these days?

#70
I'm learning about US history as a non-American, for no particular reason other than I found some books in a second hand store.

- "1776", by David McCullough - a combination of American Revolution history with telling of leadership in times when defeat seems inevitable.

- "Team of Rivals", by Doris Kearns Goodwin - just started, reading about the pre-Civil War politics.

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