If there is a place where experts in a huge number of disciplines come together, it is Harvard University, in the United States. That is why it is not surprising that specialists from this house of studies can recommend the best of their library.
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The books that Harvard recommends you read
Harvard Recommended Books.
The Love Test by Helen Hoang
In this case, it is a recommendation from Kai Fay, library digitization assistant for the aforementioned house of higher studies. “A fun summer beach read that focuses on topics as diverse as identity, neurodivergence, social status, and family, all while keeping an eye on what makes a good romance novel,” she wrote.
In addition, this literary work is available in bookstores in Argentina for $2,390.
Zen in the art of archery, by Eugen Herrige
(Photo: The Book House).
It is a book written by a German philosopher and teacher, first published in 1948. This work, considered a classic in the literature on Zen philosophy, explores the connection between Zen and the practice of Japanese archery.
As he delves into the art of archery, the author discovers that Zen is not only an abstract philosophy, but a practice that can be integrated into all activities of daily life.
Apeirgono by Colum McCann
“The story of a friendship between a Palestinian man and an Israeli man who loses their children to violence. The narrative is complex and engaging, reflecting in the article’s title, a form with an infinite number of countable sides, and entrap the reader in different directions,” the Harvard review states.
“I enjoyed the many perspectives and the different ways the story branched off into many spaces, from the story of the parents to musings on birds and many other themes,” he adds.
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She and her cat, by Makoto Shinkai
It was one of the favorites of the graphic novels and manga category. The prestigious university reviews this book: “A simple and beautiful story of Miyu and Chobi. As Miyu learns to navigate the world as a young adult, Chobi tries to help as best he can.”
In addition, he detailed: “Much of the story is from the cat’s point of view, a very fun character to follow. The art is light, but it suits the story well.”
2023-06-23 20:01:34
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