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|author=Sarah BakewellFrances Wilson|title=How to Live: A Life Survive the Titanic or the Sinking of Montaigne in One Question and Twenty Attempts at an AnswerJ. Bruce Ismay|rating=4.5
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|summary=Every bit as good as its quirky title suggests, Montaigne's ideas are still relevant half Within a millennium later. A must-read for those with existential angst or pretensions to erudition. It's also going to matter of months it will be one the centenary of the siking of ''theiiTitanic'' . There will be a slew a books of 2010to commemorate the event, but this one looks at what happened from a slightly different perspective and we found it readable and informative.
For another impartial biography, this time of a pop legend, we can recommend [[John Lennon: The Last Resort Life by Douglas RogersPhilip Norman]] is . It will tell you everything you want to know about the man who had premonitions that he would come to a stunning memoir of Zimbabwe under Mugabe as told by the son of two of the last white farmers in the countrybad end.
If we haven't suggested something that you fancy then have a look at at [[Top Ten Biographies and Autobiographies]].
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