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Nemonte Enquimo wrote in We will be jaguars, that we read “To see little parts of ourselves in other people’s stories.” A poignant reflection. As we become more discerning in the books we choose to read, it becomes all the harder to rank those that shape our thinking subjectively.
While I might have read fewer books in 2023, only twenty-two, they were among the biggest tomes I have read: 8,855 pages. The depth of research in each of these books is staggering. Drawn to more fiction than my typical year. Our ranking is subjective, albeit based on our recommendations to others.
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There is something of an unintentional historical thread to this collection of books. The history of the inhabitants of our planet, the history of aspects of medicine, the history of our societies, design and music. Our ranking is subjective, albeit based on our recommendations to others.
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A trip around the world of geography and science. Several threads run through our collections of books. Our ranking is subjective; albeit based on us telling others that you must read this book or that. The books cover categories that include health, innovation, world history, geography, and words.
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There was no normal through 2020. Setting aside 30-minutes every morning created some needed structure to our day and lives. Reading Bill Bryson’s At Home appeared all the more pertinent. The books cover categories that include health, words, video, digital technology, history and entrepreneurialism.
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I have no desire to retire. Why can I not be part of a gig economy in my 70s? Those were my immediate reflections on reading Shirlee Sharkey’s eloquent introduction to The Futures of Aging.
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The books cover categories that include curiosity, tech, health, economics, geopolitics and intriguing historical fiction.
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