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Luxurina

Posts: 24

Posted: 03.11.2008 at 11.06
I'm reading Bringing home the Birkin..I also recommend Deluxe: How luxury lost its luster by Dana Thomas..

Luxurina

Posts: 24

Last Updated: 03.11.2008 at 11.12
Post by volume_3

I'm reading Belle De Jour: The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl

Sounds interesting..Is the HBO series inspired by the book?

Allan

Posts: 11209

Posted: 23.12.2009 at 05.16
Terry Pratchett's Unseen Academicals

Angel

Posts: 69

Posted: 19.01.2010 at 23.15
Hidden Order: The Economics of Everyday Life by David D. Friedman

Tania

Posts: 7070

Posted: 20.01.2010 at 01.01
Hey Angel, what is Hidden Order like? I seem to have an obsession with reading everyday economics books so it sounds like it may be interesting. I just finished Superfreakonomics which I liked.

ruru

Posts: 2970

Posted: 20.01.2010 at 06.04
a clockwork orange...and its freaking hard to read...
Posted: 20.01.2010 at 12.13
Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights. Very classic but I didn't finish the book because couldn't stop jawning. Now I'm really ashamed of it.
Posted: 20.01.2010 at 14.14
I'm Reading Silent Partner by Johnathan Kellerman. The cover isn't incredibly drawing in but the content is good so far, though i'm only 5 chapters in. It's my first real adult level reading book so I'm excited. Wish me luck.

p.s. Next on my list is "Brutal Uncut". It's a book about an ex gay porn star who get thrown into the world of drugs and prostitution. Excited about this one!

Then "Need" it's a book about pixies or something haha it looks interesting.

Afterwards i've got "The Van Alan Legacy: A Blue Bloods Novel" i've read the previous 4 and I can't wait to dig into it

Angel

Posts: 69

Posted: 24.01.2010 at 22.56
Post by Tania
Hey Angel, what is Hidden Order like? I seem to have an obsession with reading everyday economics books so it sounds like it may be interesting. I just finished Superfreakonomics which I liked.

Hello Tania, I like the Hidden Order but not as much as The Logic of Life (The Rational Economics of an Irrational World) by Tim Harford. If you liked Superfreakonomics I am sure you will like The Logic of Life. I enjoyed it very much and found very eye opening. Tim Harford uses economic principles to explain rational elements of addiction, crime and other supposedly illogical behaviors to illustrate his larger points in arenas like marriage, the workplace and racism.

Tania

Posts: 7070

Posted: 10.02.2010 at 01.22
Thanks Angel I'll give Logic of Life a try :D

I'm also in the middle of 'The Drunkards Walk: How Randomness Rules Our Lives'. I'll hunt down Logic of Life next...

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