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Wants to read O lapis do carpinteiro

Wants to read Slight Exaggeration: An Essay

Wants to read Tranny: Confessions of Punk Rock's Most Infamous Anarchist Sellout

Wants to read Las correcciones

Wants to read Toda la verdad sobre las mentiras

Wants to read Interaction of Color

Wants to read To Kill a Mockingbird

Finished reading Civil Disobedience

Finished reading As Bicis

Rated Carvalho Calero Atual 4/10

Wants to read Eating Animals

Wants to read Crime and Punishment

Wants to read Normal People

Wants to read Cheap: The High Cost of Discount Culture

Wants to read American Privacy

Wants to read Astrophysics for People in a Hurry

Wants to read Creative Workshop: 80 Challenges to Sharpen Your Design Skills

Rated Danubia: A Personal History of Habsburg Europe 8/10

Loved this! Freewheeling, dry-witted, not-especially-comprehensive history of the very weird Hapsburg Empire. He's a really digressive writer, sometimes to the point of being rambly, but he makes up for it with an eye for the strange and a way of conveying just how arbitrary and contingent the borders of modern Europe are. I read this in preparation for a trip to Vienna, Budapest and Prague - the imperial cities of this no-longer-existing empire - and it gave me a lot of great guidance on where to go and what to look for.<br/><br/>Highly recommend to history buffs, though not if you're looking for something crisply academic. Delightful and sad.

Rated Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy 10/10

Rated Batman: White Knight 8/10

Wants to read Escrito en cafeterías

Wants to read Como agua para chocolate

Wants to read La escala de Mohs

Wants to read Règne animal

Wants to read Dos crímenes