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looking for some fun entry level books to get back into reading
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looking for some fun entry level books to get back into reading again

I read pic related as well as the white tiger by aravind adiga. I liked both books, so any more like these?
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I think Murakami and Atwood are good 'beginners' adult lit.
Try Kafka on the Shore and Oryx and Crake to start, even though they aren't what I would consider 'the best' by either author.
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Don Quijote.
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Ive already read it
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Finnegans wake
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