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Skaitanti Mėsa

athinkingmeat@ziurkes.group.lt

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41% complete! Skaitanti Mėsa has read 5 of 12 books.

Robert M. Pirsig: Lila (1991, Bantam Books) 5 stars

Sequel to the wildly popular Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Pirsig expands on …

Interesting and I would dare to say - an important Quest

5 stars

It is a book that I will remember for a long time.

I have read another book by Robert M. Pirsig when I was about 19 years old by chance - it was left in the book exchange in the hostel I was working at - I had no idea what Zen was and some idea about what a motorcycle was. The understanding on how motorcycle works is not progressed till this time.

Lila: an inquiry into morals is continuation though set and patterns that was captivating and refreshing while I was reading it and will stay with me for some time for sure.

Robert M. Pirsig: Lila (1991, Bantam Books) 5 stars

Sequel to the wildly popular Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Pirsig expands on …

It is a book that I will remember for a long time.

I have read another book by Robert M. Pirsig when I was about 19 years old by chance - it was left in the book exchange in the hostel I was working at - I had no idea what Zen was and some idea about what a motorcycle was. The understanding on how motorcycle works is not progressed till this time.

Lila: an inquiry into morals is continuation though set and patterns that was captivating and refreshing while I was reading it and will stay with me for some time for sure.

Stephen Fry, Arthur Conan Doyle: Sherlock Holmes: The Definitive Collection (AudiobookFormat, english language, 2017, Audible Studios) 5 stars

Ever since he made his first appearance in A Study In Scarlet, Sherlock Holmes has …

I think this is my last big reading/listening to stories about Sherlock Holmes - I will not have time to get back during my life. The audiobook was enjoyable - reminded me of my childhood, when I have been growing with Sherlock. Was interesting to see how society was perceived during those times.

Stephen Fry had added fun commentary as well. Recommended for all Sherlock fans.