[notepad0x90]

I think some of the book associations are wrong. It shows "the martian chronicles" for mentions of andy weir's "the martian".

Otherwise nice to see so many of the books i read this year mentioned. Except "Mein Kampf" of course, interesting top mention there. perhaps lots of people are reading it to understand the past? I'll need to see if it's worth it, I always considered it the equivalent of drinking water from the river thames to understand victorian england better.

[Try1275]

Yesterday I finished a long listen of the audio book "The Raise and Fall of the Third Reich" by William Shirer (on audible, 60 hours). He frequently quotes "Mein Kampf". I am not sure one can stomach the whole thing but it's interesting to read quotes of it in context.

[Erlangen]

Another mistake is to place "The Road"(Cormac McCarthy) under "On the Road"(Jack Kerouac).

[johngossman]

Imagine you were expecting one of those and read the other!

[BrandoElFollito]

I think "Mein Kampf" is the equivalent of celebrity gossip: you are very superficially interested because why not. The depth of the book is similar to the depth of this gossip's interest.

I had a look at the book a few years ago. After a few pages (somewhere in the middle of the book), you can see the writing style (not very good, overexcited, and that would appeal to people who look for it), but it would take longer to get a grasp on the content.