What are you reading right now?

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Remigiusz Mróz – „Parabellum. Horyzont zdarzeń”

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@greybeard said in What are you reading right now?:

The Watchmaker's Daughter by C. J. Archer

Jeffrey Archer – „The Prodigal Daughter”;
tłum: Danuta Sękalska, Wiesław Mleczko – „Córka marnotrawna”

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Peter Wohlleben – „Das geheime Leben der Bäume”;
tłum: Ewa Kochanowska – „Sekretne życie drzew”

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Remigiusz Mróz – „Parabellum. Głębia osobliwości”

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Christiane Singer - Où cours-tu? Ne sais-tu pas que le ciel est en toi? (Where are you running? Don't you know that the heaven is in you?)

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@Quinca71 Yes, the title speaks for itself. I just started the book and it's quite well written, deep and inspiring.

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@MoonDawg I tried to find the translated English version of it before posting but... it seems it only exists in French.
Perhaps a good occasion for you to learn French? :face_with_stuck-out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Empire from the Ashes, by David Weber. Read the first book (Mutineer's Moon) a few days ago, then found this compilation. Actually only on the second "book" yet.

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Janusz A. Zajdel – „Cylinder_van_Troffa”

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Janusz A. Zajdel – „Prawo do powrotu”

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Andrzej Pilipiuk – „Rzeźnik drzew”

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@sgunhouse said in What are you reading right now?:

Empire from the Ashes, by David Weber. Read the first book (Mutineer's Moon) a few days ago, then found this compilation. Actually only on the second "book" yet.

David Weber – „(Mutineers' Moon”;
tłum: Michał Studniarek – „Księżyc buntowników”

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Convenience Store Woman (english translation) by Sayaka Murata

This isn't the kind of book I normally read, but I really liked it. Try new things. It's fun.

Spoileries

Though our protag, Furukura, would certainly contest that last remark.
The story of a sociopath (borderline psychopath maybe) dealing with society is interesting. Though it is told from a Japanese perspective I would wager the experiences our protagonist deals with would be common throughout the world.
I would even go so far as to say that japan's (from what I hear) excessive work culture actually benefits someone in her position. Whether that is a good thing or not is another matter. The traditionalism (again, I have only anecdotal knowledge of this) of a massive hindrance to someone in Furukura's position.
I half expected it to end with one of the characters going on a murderous rampage, but the more subdued ending that actually was in the book is neater and nicer, if a little unsatisfying. Though that is kind of the point, I guess.

It's a short book, but brings a lot to think about.

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Agnieszka Krawczyk – „Dolina mgieł i róż”

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Marc Elsberg – „Blackout”;
tłum: Elżbieta Ptaszyńska-Sadowska – „Blackout”

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Joe Alex – „Jesteś tylko diabłem”

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Andrzej Pilipiuk – „Wampir z M-3”

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Rafał A. Ziemkiewicz – „Czerwone dywany. Odmierzony krok”

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Edmund Niziurski – „Awantura w Niekłaju”

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Agnieszka Krawczyk – „Ogród księżycowy”