RE: Three Tune Tuesday ~ Wild Cherry ~ Bryan Bassett ~ Birthday Boy #103
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Ah, don't even mention hump day, lol. It's only Wednesday in my country, man, and I can't wait to oversleep already. But thank you so much for wishing us a good week..harsh, um, yes, but still good. I hope yours is good, too. Cheers to the honest hustle.
I'm more of a bookish person, but you've got some good music right there.. 99 1/2 sounds so good.
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Cool to know it! Just for my curiosity, what was your latest book that you have read?
I'm in the beginning of one thick book for such long time... I have to start over again, since so many weeks passed by, that I've lost the "momentum"... 😅
I'm trying to finish the trilogy of 'The Tattooist of Auschwitz'.. and you?
As I said, it's a thick book for people that struggle with reading like me😅
It is named "Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty." from Daron Acemoglu & James A. Robinson
It is very interesting, and I "stopped" in page 148.... Shame on me! Got to start over soon!
I've heard about the 'The Tattooist of Auschwitz', but I don't know the particular plot, if it a biographic book, or based on historical events... Going to google it to find out more about it 😉
Ah, economics... not surprised. Although I find men's book recs boring, lol (juz kidding). I like talking to them 'coz they tap me back to reality, especially when I am overwhelmed.
The Tattooist of Auschwitz is actually a romance, lol, so it might not be your taste, but why not give it a try?
Ah, the weekend finally came. Wish you will have a great one and more time to finally finish that book!
Exactly! I don't read them... This one is my first one over this topic. I don't have a particular interest in economics, but I bought it to learn about "how the world "works"" in this particular topic!
Just to give you a short glimpse of my "taste" in books. My last one, one that I've read in almost without putting down for more then one day, was from Haruki Murakami (The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle).
Do you already read something from him? It is so intense and creative writing that it is very captive, IMHO.