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Readers' Nook
Burning books is no worse
than not reading them
than not reading them
The English philosopher and physician John Locke (1632-1704) once wrote, Reading furnishes the mind only with materials of knowledge; it is thinking that makes what we read ours. It's not the reading that makes us wise either; it's how we use 
knowledge to learn more about us and the world, and to better ourselves without fail, no matter what the cost. But first, we read...
 The Wind-up Bird ChronicleHaruki Mutakami 1995 Book Review by Marciano Guerrero Although The Wind-up Bird Chronicle is a flawed novel, it is quite entertaining, and it contains passages of moral value and redemption. It also offers — in translation — fluidity of language, rhythm, rhetorical techniques, as well as lyrical flashes. |
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 Boy, Snow, Bird Helen Oyeyemi 2014 |
 The Burning Ground Adam O'Riordan 2017 |
 Leaving the Sea Ben Marcus 2014 |
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