November Readings

Frankenstein by Mary W. Shelley - a gem. I love when language is put to use in a beautiful way.
Born a Crime by Trevor Noah - this should be a mandatory read in any surrounding where diversity is preached. Europeans and Americans - we are so arrogant
320 Black Cats by Rodica Ojog-Brasoveanu - probably the best read from this author; really enjoyable

[Kathy A]

I have heard of Frankenstein but never read any of these books

[Diana]

Of course I read the Trevor Noah ;-)

[Susan Wakely]

I will be googling Trevor Noah.

[Brian]

Inspiring

[Mags]

Oh! Nice! You did well.

[moni kozi]

@ludwigsdiana I was thinking a lot about you while reading that. You and Ellen.

[moni kozi]

@kjarn it is very unlikely to hear about the cats book, as it is a Romanian writer. It is an investigation / police novel. No crime, though. Just theft.
Frankenstein is a classic.

[Christina]

Great list. I have read Trevor Noah's book too. A very talented man, amazing to see how far he has come since his childhood.

[amyK]

I’ve read the Trevor Noah book also….very eye-opening

[moni kozi]

@amyk My feel too

[borof]

I googled the last title to see if it was published in Hungarian, but unfortunately all I got was this: Cat missing, found 320 km away.

[moni kozi]

@borof :) funny. I don't think this book was translated.

[borof]

@monikozi Unfortunately, I have not found any of his works translated into Hungarian.

[summerfield]

trevor noah and ben shapiro should run for president already.