What's the last book you read?

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Do you like reading books or not now? I know some of my friends who no longer have any interest in reading books after their graduation from the university.

What's the last book that you read? How will you rate the book?
 
Do you like reading books or not now? I know some of my friends who no longer have any interest in reading books after their graduation from the university.

What's the last book that you read? How will you rate the book?
I’m sorry I don’t read books sorry book lovers
 
The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides was the last book that I read. It's a psychological thriller book which is my best genre.
 
I don't like reading books, I love it. It is like a therapy for me while also learning new things. I finished reading 'Gifted Hands' by Ben Carson some days ago.
 
I like reading books a lot. That's my relaxation spot, and it also helps me expand my knowledge. As a matter of fact, I just finished 'The Hunger Games' by Suzanne Collins.
 
I wish I could remember.

I have 2 books on my list to check out but haven't had the time to set aside to read them.
 
Roberts Greene, ' 48 Laws of Power' is the book i have been reading for over three months now. The book is a game changer for me. Its philosophy of war is a total replica of present day politics! It's teaching encompasses every sphere of life.
 

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