Ani, your 3 weekend reads are here
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| | | Our Three Picks for this Weekend | | | | "A sweeping novel of colonial upheaval in India, the Opium Wars, and a mammoth ship with a motley crew from internationally-acclaimed Indian author Amitav Ghosh, who is on the shortlist for the 2015 Man Booker International Prize." –Alex P. Scribd Editor Here's what one of our editors has to say: "A sweeping novel of colonial upheaval in India, the Opium Wars, and a mammoth ship with a motley crew from internationally-acclaimed Indian author Amitav Ghosh, who is on the shortlist for the 2015 Man Booker International Prize." –Alex P.
Scribd Editor | | | | "Mark Zuckerberg's latest book club pick tackles the philosophy & history of science. Kuhn's famed—if somewhat controversial—work shows scientific & technological revolutions as far more complex than simply the work of geniuses." –Mallory F.
Scribd Editor Here's what one of our editors has to say: "Mark Zuckerberg's latest book club pick tackles the philosophy & history of science. Kuhn's famed—if somewhat controversial—work shows scientific & technological revolutions as far more complex than simply the work of geniuses." –Mallory F.
Scribd Editor | | | | | | | "This richly poetic tale, by Libya's first author to be shortlisted for the Man Booker International prize, is a richly allusive tale of adultery, murder, and metamorphosis, told in language as shimmering as a radiant mirage." –Justin K. Scribd Editor Here's what one of our editors has to say: "This richly poetic tale, by Libya's first author to be shortlisted for the Man Booker International prize, is a richly allusive tale of adultery, murder, and metamorphosis, told in language as shimmering as a radiant mirage." –Justin K.
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