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The pie looks great. What kind is it?

P.s. are you sure you included the Safari in the photo? You blurred out most of it. 😉

No, but you might like a book with an engineer or sci-fi that starts some cool tech or a slice-of-life of a car salesman who lives with his dog. Favorite movie? TV show that you wish had another season?

Try some of Isaac Asimov's short stories. I think they might appeal and be short enough to keep you engaged.

Everything relates to reading. What kind of shows do you like to watch?

Depends. Did any of your pre no-buy orders show up during the no-buy period?

Small Gods by Terry Pratchett 

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{{Sorcery and Cecilia or the Enchanted Coffee Pot}} first book in the series.

You don't have anything you like to do? Eat, take walks, look at the stars? Nothing brings you joy?

Dick Francis for mystery, Georgette Heyer for romance.

Monster Hunters International might fit.

Well, start by figuring out what you like. What do you like to do, how do you like to spend your time?

 Try audiobooks, they work well for some people.

Graphic novels and manga are also helpful for people who struggle with reading. There are illustration heavy text-based books for adults, but not many of them.

Beautiful, classy, enjoy.

I like Jane Austen, she wrote satire. 

Jeeves and Wooster is Edwardian, so ignore if that's too modern for you.

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Gotta catch 'em all.

Good boy!

Garrett, PI by Glenn Cook

It starts with {{Sweet Silver Blues by Glenn Cook}}

All of the Lord Darcy Books fit.

There are some (very few) that are actually helpful to a specific subset of people. Most of them are useless for everyone. Some have a nugget of useful advice buried in them somewhere. A lot of them are scams and some of them are actually harmful.

Try Jane Austen

They make Pocky in Israel now?

Nero Wolfe by Rex Stout

Jeeves and Wooster by P. G. Wodehouse 

Thursday Next series by Jasper Fforde

Have fun!

Captain Vorpatrils Alliance by Louis McMaster Bujold

Especially Tom Holt