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In reply to YouBet • 11:54a, 5/29/26
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A Farewell to Arms by Ernest Hemingway. Devastating, raw, and incredible. If you like Hemingway, this is the best book of his that I've read yet. Hemingway's prose is unmatched; he's simply one of the greatest authors of all time.


The only Hemingway book I've ever read is The Old Man and the Sea which I absolutely despised. How does this rate against that knowing my opinion?


I really like Hemingway but acknowledge he's not for everyone. I'd also try Fiesta (or The Sun Also Rises) as it's a bit more palatable and not too long.

Personally, For Whom the Bell Tolls absolutely kicks ass and I think everyone should give it a shot.

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The Big Short by Michael Lewis
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The Holiness of God by RC Sproul. Physical book.

Absolutely demolished this in two sittings. It's certainly short but I was so absorbed in this one. Easy to see why this is Sproul's best selling book.
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