What is your favorite book you have read so far? If you ask me, I would definitely say "psychiatrist".
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Really? I am very happy now. Because I actually have it my library. I bought it years ago but never had the opportunity to read it. If you haven't read it either, if you like psycholohical thrillers, be sure to check out a psychiatrist. You will love it.
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You are welcome.
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I will definitely read that book! I like to read books of that genre.
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Then read it for sure. I always make my loved ones read it, even if it is by force :)) I have always forced my wife, mother, cousin and friends to read it. The first 50 pages are a bit boring, but then you can't put it down. And when it's over, you're very impressed.
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Is it Psikiyatrist by Wulf Dorn? I cannot find the English version, only Turkish and Italian. Do you know the English title?
You are really right. I read Turkish. I was very surprised that I can usually find an English version of every book. I also looked, there were only Italian and Turkish versions. But I will check again. If I can find it I'll post it here. :))
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¡Gracias! También creo que es un poco raro porque Wulf Dorn es alemán, pero no puedo encontrar la versión alemana.
Yes it's really interesting. Reviews of the book are also very good, so it's surprising that it hasn't been translated into other languages, especially English, for so long. And as you said, it is quite interesting that although he is German, there is no German version :)
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I haven't heard of that book. I'll take look to see what it is all about. 😃
If I had to pick just one favorite book it would be "Animal Farm" by George Orwell.
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Yes, but I think there is no English language, so I was really upset about it. :( Animal farm was really nice. I liked it too. Have you read 1984? I haven't read it and I'm wondering how it is, maybe I can get it.
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I've read 1984. To be honest it is not my cup of tea. It's a serious book, quoting book of doctrine inside it for pages, and describing in very scrutinous detail about the condition experienced by the main character. I'm assuming that it was based on the day near world war 1 when Marxism, communism and socialism were taking stages. If you like Fahrenheit 451, maybe you will like this book. It has similar style of storytelling in my opinion.
By the way, @noval really thinks Sherlock Holmes is beautiful. Usually something surprising happens in the end and the result is the opposite of what you thought. I love this the most in his books. If you're reading Sherlock Holmes, you're always surprised at the end.
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I'm sorry to say that I don't think it's for me either. I love the feeling of not being able to put the book down while reading it. In other words, it must be so gripping that I have to wonder about the ending, that book must always be on my mind. In fact, the books I love often make me feel like I'm experiencing those events. This aspect of reading books is also good for me.
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