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Angela’s Ashes is a very fun read, but it’s also a very depressing one. It’s a very personal, a very Frank look into a poor boy’s life as he grows up to be a man. It’s comical in its own way, since Frank uses the most colorful language, something he picked up while growing up in the slums of Limerick, Ireland.
Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe is a mix of emotions: anger, disappointment, happiness, loneliness, love. Essentially the wave of feelings one gets between summers of growing up in a desert community.
The Little Book of Hygge: Danish Secrets to Happy Living, while simple in its own way, is a delightful little tome designed as if to summon, with so few pages and so few words, the feeling of hygge that it so readily talks about.
Me Before You so neatly presents the life of Louisa Clark, a small-town girl who is suddenly presented an opportunity to meet a man who used to be full of zest for life, but who was suddenly bound to be dependent on others forevermore.
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