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I will probably publish more under this category than other ones, since books have been my favorite companions ever since I was a child. To the extent that I love them as much as if they were members of my family 🙂

Whatever I might say about books will still not exactly reflect the way I feel towards them. Every single one. The ones I have read decades ago or the ones I recently acquired and haven't read yet.

Reading opens up horizons and entices the brain to step it up to other levels of thought, reasoning or simply entertainment. Because one simply cannot know it all. I firmly believe that we need to constantly keep learning in order for our brains to keep feeling alive...

The 33 Strategies Of War, Robert Greene
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ISBN: 978-1-59887-091-6

Viking Penguin, 2006

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On War, Carl Von Clausewitz
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ISBN: 978-0-691-01854-6

Princeton University Press, 1976

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Crime And Punishment, Fyodor Dostoevsky
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ISBN: N/A

P.F. Collier & Son, New York, 1917

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Minor Detail, Adania Shibli
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ISBN: 978-0-811-22907-4

New Directions Publishing Corporation, 2020

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The Protocols Of The Learned Elders Of Zion, Sergei Nilus
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ISBN: 978-1-947-84497-1

Suzeteo Enterprises, 2019

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From Beirut To Jerusalem, Thomas Friedman
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ISBN: 978-0-385-413725-6

Anchor Books, 1990

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The Art Of Thinking Clearly, Rolf Dobelli
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ISBN: 978-1-444-75955-6

Sceptre books, 2013

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Zero To One, Peter Thiel with Blake Masters
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ISBN: 978-0-804-13929-8

Crown Business NY, 2014

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من وحي المسيح, Mikhail Naimy
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ISBN: N/A

Dar El Ilm Lil Malayin, 1974

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Apocalypse Never, Michael Shellenberger
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ISBN: 978-0-063-00169-5

Harper Collins Publishers, June 2020

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The Prophet, Kahlil Gibran
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ISBN: 987-0-394-4-04288

Knopf Double Day Publishing Group, 1923

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The Iron Witch, Karen Mahoney
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ISBN: 978-0-552-56381-9

Corgi Books, 2011

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