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The Plague | Albert Camus
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I purchased another Camus book as the first one I read, The Stranger was so though provoking and well done! The title of this one alone is intriguing!

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DieAReader
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#Wardens2023 #RushAThon #20in4

Finished this one up with morning ☕️s. Very thought provoking❤️‍🔥

Andrew65 Doing great 🥰🥰🥰 8mo
DieAReader @Andrew65 ☺️☺️☺️ 8mo
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DieAReader
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#Wardens2023 #RushAThon

Some 🧠food brought to you by sleeplessness & resulting in an early morning chores/productive spurt.

CoverToCoverGirl Sorry to hear you‘re not sleeping well. 8mo
Andrew65 I‘ve suffered with sone of that sleeplessness recently, hopefully it will improve for you. 8mo
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BC_Dittemore
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I have listened to this twice in a row now and I have come to the conclusion that I cannot listen to philosophy texts on audiobook. Perhaps it‘s because I can‘t take the time to digest what I‘m reading the same way I can with a physical book (unless I pause it every other minute).

It is no fault of Camus; there is some great stuff here, but even Edoardo Ballerini‘s fantastic voice and impeccable delivery couldn‘t keep me entirely engaged.

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Leftcoastzen
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Picked this one out at my local antiquarian/used bookstore.LOVED the inscription.

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Leftcoastzen
A Happy Death | Albert Camus
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#TemptingTitles #WithDeath His first novel , written 1936-1938 first published in English in 1972.

dabbe Only Camus would have a title like that. 🤣💚😊 12mo
Leftcoastzen @dabbe indeed!! 12mo
Eggs Monsieur Existentiel!!! 12mo
dabbe @Eggs I had to read L'Etranger in both French class AND AP English. I think I understood it better in French. #whichmeanshardlyatall 🤣🤣🤣 12mo
Eggs @dabbe Me too ☺️ 12mo
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The Plague | Albert Camus
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Pickpick

I've owned this book since college and now having gone through the past two years I decided it was time to read it.

Camus truly captures the thoughts and fears associated with a pandemic. The way he handles the mortality issues surrounding the choices one makes when faced with uncertainty felt so accurate.

I also loved the ending, or I guess love isn't the appropriate term; I appreciated the reality of the ending.