Thread: "What Was the First Book that Made You Love Books?"
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Old 04-20-2013, 02:26 PM   #54
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First book, which blew my mind: Houellebecq - The Elementary Particles
funny not to be the only one in this threat, regarding the wide range of possibilites...


(the last book I was stunned: Musil - man without qualities. best ever imho)
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