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A couple weeks ago I finished The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera, which came highly recommended to me from a former classmate in my graduate program. This book has a reputation for being at the same time philosophical and pretentious. I have to say, the womanizing main character Tomas and his acquiescing wife Teresa were immensely frustrating. However, there were interesting scenes of life in communist Czechoslovakia.

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Very long and dense but worthy of the determination to get through it

6/6 of my #debuts list! 😊

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5/6 of my #debuts list! 😊

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4/6 of my #debuts list! 😊

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3/6 of my #debuts list! 😊

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2/6 of my #debuts list! 😊

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1/6. New list! #Debuts! Do you actively seek out debut novels?

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They had made the mistake of thinking of a personality as some sort of possession, like a suit of clothes, which a person wears. But apart from a personality what is there? Some bones and flesh. A collection of legal statistics, perhaps, but surely no person. The bones and flesh and legal statistics are the garments worn by the personality, not the other way around.