save what matters from every book you read

I'm officially introducing the BookNote app. A place to save your reading insights and put them into action:
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books to fall in love with the renaissance: 1) Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson ( leonardo's notebooks and inventions )
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6) The Bookseller of Florence by Ross King ( florence's handmade book trade )
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7) The Renaissance Bazaar by Jerry Brotton ( how trade with the east shaped europe )
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The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkin: Visualized
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the best japanese novels ever written:
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books to learn value investing:
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Guns, Germs, and Steel: Visualized
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controversial psychology books:
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books that turn anyone into a reader:
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Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari: Visualized
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books on the greatest inventors in history:
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books to catch up on modern philosophy:
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What's a great book nobody talks about?
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I haven't really seen anyone talk about Oliver Burkeman's Meditations for Mortals. I really enjoyed it. It was way more practical than his previous book (4000 weeks). It's a collection of 28 short chapters on 'practical imperfectionism' meant to be read over 28 days
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most important economics books ever written:
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books to understand the roman empire:
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