March-July 2024 Wrap-up: Pivot to Asia - The Avid Reader - 2024 Wrap-up Part 2
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Today I am talking about the books I have read from late February to mid-July 2024.
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Hello AR, I absolutely love your recommendations! I was wondering if you can please make a review on "From Wealth to Power: The Unusual Origins of America's World Role" by Fareed Zakaria Or please tell if it is worth the time, if you've already read it. Thanks!
I have not read that book yet. Although given the topic of the book, I have read similar books that have a chapter on how America's (specifically geographical) origins makes it powerful, like Tim Marshall's "Prisoners of Geography", which is definitely worth reading. There are several Zakaria books I want to read. The one I currently own, "Age of Revolutions", I intend to read probably sometime in the coming year.
Hello sir! Could you please make a video and suggest us any military books ? Because I try to find recommendations in internet and I did not find any good suggestions. I think that you are the right person with the knowledge to give us your opinion about who are the best military and warfare books. Thanks a lot keep up the good work !!!
Unfortunately, apart from some WW2 military history, I have not read many military books. But if you want a detailed account of why the Allies won WW2 then I would recommend Richard Overy's "Blood and Ruins." It's very long at about 900 pages, and tediously detailed at times, but it provides mountains of evidence for analyzing the outcome of world war 2.