Books matching: aimless phase
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Save:'Naive. Super' by Erlend Loe follows the story of a 20-something protagonist who is lost and unsure of his path in life. The book portrays his journey of trying to connect with the world around him, showcasing his childlike innocence and unique way of viewing the world. The writing style is simple, with short chapters and lists, making it a quick and engaging read that delves into themes of friendship, self-discovery, and finding meaning in life.
I am borrowing my brother’s flat while he is away. It’s a nice flat. My brother has a fair bit of money. God knows what he does for a living. I’ve been paying little attention to that. He buys or sell... - #2
Save:"Hitler" by Joachim Fest is a historical masterpiece that delves into the rise and fall of Hitler. It provides excruciating details of Hitler's life, from his childhood to becoming the evil egomaniac that he was. The author neither excuses nor glorifies Hitler, but presents a candid and honest depiction of the subject, allowing readers to absorb and judge the events. is praised for its detailed analysis of Hitler's life, divided into three sections that trace his evolution as a leader from an aimless young man to a violent and fanatical dictator.
