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That is a tough book to read.

This is the best book I’m reading in a long time. The author has a very sensitive soul, and I didn’t expect to feel such deep sympathy towards a German officer describing his life in Occupied France in 1941.
According to the author, the common language of people is underlying suffering, which is a basis of human existence and nature. That is the language I understand and speak well.

These a diaries of a man with strong literature talent and very sensitive soul. And an officer of the nazi Germany.
Very interesting reading, and a good reminder that people who fought for Germany in the Second World War are not some evil henchman from the B-movies but real people like me and you, and many of them are more sensitive to what is happening around them than I am.

This book is fun, great variety of things to pick from to improve the long-term relationship.

So far, 95% of the useful content of the book I've read is something I already know. Refreshing the concepts was inspiring at first but then became somehow tedious. However, I think it would be a good read for someone who is not yet in their thirties and hasn't learned the concepts from it the other way around.

The books feels like Gulag Archipelago, but with access to archives.

Quite a book. It feels like playing a noir quest or watching a movie of a kind.

Добротная проза, есть в ней что-то уникальное для Нидерландов.

The catalogue of the refactorings is hard to read in one go and yet very useful because of the motivation behind each entry and multiple examples for all of them.

Extremely useful book for a software developer with few years of experience.

Чертовски ёмкие, непростые лекции.

A lot of interesting stories and a few of just good ones.

A lot of high-quality stories.