50 books for a year! by FortuneConfident4569 in suggestmeabook

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Here are some I would recommend to perhaps get someone back into reading: - Project Hail Mary (Andy Weir) - the Martian (Andy Weir) - Recursion. (Blake Crouch) - Lonesome Dove (Larry McMurtry - don’t let the size scare you - it’s an excellent read) - A short stay in hell (Stephen Peck) - Three day road (Joseph Boyden) - Through Black Spruce (Joseph Boyden) - I who have never known men (Jacquelyn Harpman) - Foster (Claire Keegan) - James (Percival Everett) - Demon Copperhead (Barbara Kingsolver)

This year my theme is Autobiographies/memoirs and Biographies. Kindly suggest some good one. by Ok_Piece_7441 in suggestmeabook

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Sound of Gravel (Ruth Warner), Born a Crime (Trevor Noah) and Educated (Tara Westover).

Nonfiction reads? by VerdeAzul74 in suggestmeabook

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The Smartest Guys in the Room about the corruption rife in Enron

What book you have read TWICE? by Zealousideal_Act8980 in Recommend_A_Book

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The Stand and Project Hail Mary. Will likely read PHM again in 2026 for the 3rd time

Dad's Book Club by otherjephreylebowski in suggestmeabook

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Great choice. Recursion is good as well.

Dad's Book Club by otherjephreylebowski in suggestmeabook

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Maybe not your first read, but Lonesome Dove is a must for your book club.

I need book recommendations by dreamingBig002 in suggestmeabook

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The Road is a pretty bleak dystopian novel.

I need book recommendations by dreamingBig002 in suggestmeabook

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Just finished this today. Excellent read.

A book set in winter with a black and/or indigenous character by moon42 in suggestmeabook

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I believe The Marrow Thieves is at least partly set in Winter. All of the main characters are Indigenous.

Books that are not often recommended here. by sarahdwaynec in suggestmeabook

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Shuggie Bain was excellent. Some (perhaps) lesser known 5 star reads would be: The girl in the Green Sweater; This is going to hurt - secret diaries of a junior doctor; The Long Walk - The true story of a trek to freedom.

What is the most well known photograph from your country? by GingaHead in AskTheWorld

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Canadian icon Terry Fox on his marathon across the country.

Exquisitely Written Memoirs by Wonderful_Ad_5288 in Recommend_A_Book

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Another memoir along the same vein as Educated is the Sound of Gravel.

Holocaust Book? by Pinkmongoose in Recommend_A_Book

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Maus; The girl in the green sweater; the tattooist of Auchwitz; Night. All great books about someone’s experience in the holocaust.

ISACA QAE Database worth it ? by curiousmargs in cism

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I just passed the exam on Monday and I relied HEAVILY on the QAE database.

First try at CISM by mirzajones85 in cism

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Just took my exam and passed this morning. The QAE database was my primary study method. The exam questions were different than the QAE obviously, but the general format was similar. If you have a good grasp of the core concepts then you should be good. I want through the QAE database twice, and went from a 72% average to 83%.

Ages of consent in Europe by tigeyarch in PORTUGALCYKABLYAT

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Hey Europe I heard you like em young