60 Books in 52 weeks #11. A Farewell To Arms

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I do not have the ability to give A Farewell to Arms by Earnst Hemmingway a proper review. I don't feel like I just finished a book but rather that I somehow have become aware of the memories and emotions of a former life. A Farewell to Arms was that powerful. I don't quite understand it but the way in which Hemmingway writes creates an emotional reaction, or relationship even with me. His Friends became my friends, his love become my love, his pain became my pain. A Farewell to Arms was the greatest reading experience of my life. It is also the only book to bring me to tears.

If you haven't please read this book. I will be doing so many times.

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A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius by Dave Eggers.

Also working on
Complete Works of OHenry Volume I
Inside the Poker Mind.

This week's Time magazine looks interesting by the way.