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I've gotten a couple hundred pages in a few times. If I get distracted at all it's so hard to go back to.

Just a fun read.

By N.K. Jemisin: The Broken Earth trilogy. A really great self-contained story, extremely evocative

By Adam Tooze: Crashed, and Wages of Destruction. Both excellent economic histories

By Adam Tooze: Crashed, and Wages of Destruction. Both excellent economic histories

By Stella Parks: Bravetart: Iconic American Desserts. If you like baking, and the history of iconic American baked goods this is a must have/read.

One of the most compelling economics books I've ever read.

Not enjoying this as much as I thought I would so far

By Jeffrey Lockwood: Locust: The Devastating Rise and Mysterious Disappearance of the Insect that Shaped the American Frontier.

By Rick Perstein: Nixonland. Still working on this one, but a deep dive into that era of American politics feels quite relevant at the moment

Fun to read about the history of the NBA from a true fanatic. Eyes glazed over in some sections on the Celtics though.

By Richard Rothstein: The Color of Law. A quick, informative, yet more than thorough enough