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Invisible Cities By Calvino - a beautiful read

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A book of imagination that has wonderful descriptions of cities (some based on real ones, some made up).They are told to you from Marco Polo's perspective as he tells his tales to emperor Kublai Khan. The book consists mainly of brief prose poems describing 55 cities framed by conversations between the two men. This is in my top 3 books of all time! I adore it!

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  • its one name. lol, it's lovely. (Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair)

  • @vodoojeff got it! thanks 

  • I think that Marco polo is the imagination in all of us and how we want things that are impossible sometimes and Kublai khan is the one that brings us back to reality. i see myself as the imagination type. i loved this book. my grandfather is Italian and he told me to read it. I like this book.Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair

  • @vodoojeff i totally agree. its a wonderful book for sure! ill have to check out those other two

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  • I have yet to see a video of a decent looking girl who barely even has anything insightful to say that DOESN'T have her appearance commented on

    I've seen very decent looking males do reviews and everybody posts intellectual comments

    here it's "you're so cute"

  • This book is on my reading list for my Christmas holiday after I finish this semester of university...can't wait to read it!!!

  • @On1Ei8htSe7en sweeeet thats the BEST kind of nerd

  • Kat, you are very cute :)

  • @KatharineJovey

    An absolutely amazing nerd. ;)

    I think I may just give this book a try. I'm always looking for new things to read,

  • If you haven't read "The Kite Runner" you have to. It just flows so well. And while it is a fictional story, it feels so real. It really is a masterpiece and by far my favorite book of all time.

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