2020 Reading List

George Orwell – 1984

Andrew Chaiken – A Man On The Moon – The Voyages Of The Apollo Astronauts

Ant Middleton – The Fear Bubble

Douglas Murray – The Strange Death Of Europe

Douglas Murray – The Madness Of Crowds

Charles Bukowski – Ham On Rye

Charles Bukowski – Factotum

Charles Bukowski – Post Office

Charles Bukowski – Women

Viktor E. Frankl – Man’s Search For Meaning

Eckhart Tolle – A New Earth

Napoleon Hill – Think And Grow Rich

Richard Carlson – Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff

Dr. Wayne W. Dyer – The Power Of Intention

Eckhart Tolle – The Power Of Now

Esther and Jerry Hicks – Ask And It Is Given

Arnold Schwarzenegger – Total Recall

Just finished this book…

I really enjoyed it, especially the parts concerning his youth, background and his bodybuilding career.

The political aspects weren’t as interesting to me. I’m not that much into politics, and certainly not American politics.

His confession about his affair takes up a couple of pages, then he writes about his return to movie making.

As we all knew “He’ll be back!”

All in all 7/10.

What to read next?

Been reading ‘Task Force Black’ for ages now – I usually enjoy military books and did enjoy ‘Big Boys Rules’ by Mark Urban a while ago, however, there is a lot of ‘politicking’ in this book over ‘action’…finished it now though…

So, what to read next?
‘A Sense Of An Ending’ by Julian Barnes…

Or, ‘Mapping The Mind’ by Rita Carter…?

I’m lucky to have such a wide choice in my ‘library’…

Update : Sunday 27 November:

Have decided to start ‘The Sense Of An Ending’…