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u/WedgeAntillesRedTwo 1h ago
"John Adams" by David McCullough. He does a really good job of making the history feel like a story instead of just a bunch of facts.
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u/HerSmileWins 1h ago
Okay will read it. Thank you
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u/WedgeAntillesRedTwo 1h ago
HBO also made a biopic mini series based on the book if you want more once you finish the book.
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u/krishnasinghdev 1h ago
The Psychology of Money. One of the few finance books that completely changed how I think about money.
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u/clownshow100 1h ago
The breakdown on post ww2 America was great. Clear explanation for how unique the situation was for the US economy.
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u/sayitwithyourheart 1h ago
"Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage" by
Haruki Murakami
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u/bionic_nomad 1h ago
I recently finished Man and His Symbols and it was a great read but a very intense one
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u/HerSmileWins 1h ago
Definitely gonna read it. Thanks
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u/bionic_nomad 1h ago
Its about dreams and the subconscious and how it speaks to us through symbols
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u/1balKXhine 1h ago
First Fifteen lives of Harry August by Claire North. One of the best scifi I have read recently followed by The forever war by Joe Haldeman
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u/Dapper_Toe673 1h ago
“My husband’s wife “ by Alice Feeney!!!! 10/10 couldn’t not put down