Books 2024

 



Lessons In Chemistry
Bonnie Garmus
Genre: Fiction
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From page 126
Oxytocin!


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The Great Indian Tamasha
Rasika Bhatia
Genre: Non-Fiction
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You cannot have an Indian wedding with some kind of tamasha happening :-)

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Think Straight
Darius Foroux
Genre: Non-Fiction
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Much needed in critical situations we face in today's world.
We all need to develop techniques to help us think straight when needed.

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The Three-Body Problem
Cixin Liu
Genre: Fiction
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Interesting mix of physics and technology!

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Knife Skills for Beginners
Orlando Murrin
Genre: Fiction
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A normal kitchen knife can make or break a life!
Scary when you think about it but a fun murder mystery in the end.

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The Handmaid's Tale
Margaret Atwood
Genre: Fiction
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This book was first published in 1985. The dystopian world described in the book is very well imagined, thought-out, with all the details that really makes the reader believe that such a world does really exists or existed.

Thankfully, such a world does not exist and hope it never does.

The author has done a fantastic job of thinking from all angles.
Gender, religion, lust, power, freedom, history, evidence, truth, politics, etc.

Not for the faint hearted.

Control is an illusion.

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Acts of GodActs of God by Kanan Gill
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

God's acts always result in an infinite loop? 😊

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More Weird Things Customers Say in BookshopsMore Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops by Jen Campbell
My rating: 5 of 5 stars



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And one of my favorites:

(A couple approach the desk)
BOOKSELLER: Can I help you find something?
MAN: Yeah, we're looking for a vocabulary book. It's either called The Soars or The Sars.
BOOKSELLER: Let me look it up and see what we have.
WOMAN: Oh, it's OK; I made a note of the title.
(Customer pulls a napkin from her purse and lays it down for the bookseller to read. Written on it is: 'The Saurus.')



Two of my favorites:

1.
CUSTOMER: Someone should have taught that Shakespeare guy to spell. I mean, am I right, or am I right?

2.
CUSTOMER: Do you have a book of mother-in-law jokes? I want to give it to my mother-in-law as a joke. But, you know, not really as a joke at all.


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Last Updated: Apr 2024

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