12 books to read this fall

No matter what kind of weather prevails in the fall - whether it's warm or rainy - this season always brings long evenings to enjoy cozy readings. UNN offers a selection of works that open new horizons in the world of books.

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Each of these books fascinates with its ideas, characters, and plots, providing readers with the opportunity to enjoy new literary journeys.

1. “The Little Prince  - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

This story explores the deeper nature of life through the eyes of a young prince who travels from planet to planet, discovering the value of simplicity and the importance of childlike curiosity.

2. “Sapiens. A rational human being” - Yuval Noah Harari

In this study, Harari takes readers on a journey through human history, analyzing the key revolutions that have shaped our civilization.

3. “1984” - George Orwell

This dystopian novel explores totalitarianism through the story of Winston Smith, who tries to preserve his humanity in a world of constant surveillance.

4. “Arc de Triomphe” by Erich Maria Remarque

In the tumultuous years before World War II, a German refugee finds purpose in life amid political unrest in Paris.

5. “Games that people play” - Eric Berne

By exploring the complexities of human relationships, Berne uncovers the hidden dynamics of social exchanges, revealing the psychological needs behind our actions.

6. "Atlas Shrugged" - Ayn Rand

This book offers a strong defense of individualism and free markets in a dystopian society where government intervention stifles innovation.

7. “The Financier - Theodor Dreiser

Exploring the world of ambition and finance, the novel describes the path of a charismatic financier in a turbulent business environment.

8. “The fine art of scoring on everything” - Mark Manson 

This book redefines the idea of success, encouraging readers to focus on the really important aspects of life.

9. “Man in search of true meaning” - Viktor Frankl

This book reminds us of the importance of finding meaning in life, even in the most difficult conditions.

10. “One Hundred Years of Solitude - Gabriel Garcia Marquez

A literary masterpiece about the Buendia family, combining magical realism with deep philosophical reflections.

11. "The Case Of Vasily STUs" - Vakhtang Kipiani

The story of a Ukrainian poet and dissident, covering his struggle for freedom of speech during the Soviet oppression.

12. "flowers for Algernon" - Daniel Keyes

A deeply moving story about humanity and the nature of intelligence that touches the hearts of readers.

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