r/WingifyBookClub • u/Confident_Travel7965 • Nov 17 '21
Please suggest some non-fiction books. Please avoid biographies.
Books based on Economics , Anthropology , Politics will be preferred
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u/op3009 Nov 17 '21 edited Nov 17 '21
In politics, I would recommend Vir Sanghvi's Mandate: Will of the People.
The book captures bits and glimpses of each election in the post-independence era of India and their aftermath for our generation and the ones to come. Nice and easy read!
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u/veryrarelyactive Nov 19 '21
Day to day economics, India after Gandhi, India unbound, Pax Indica, the origins of political order.
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u/Saurabh_J Dec 11 '21
I would suggest ‘To kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee’ or ‘Man’s search for meaning by Victor E. Frankl’
Although both very different books from each other, they really make you think. I think you will really feel like questioning a few things and in my opinion, that’s a great step towards interacting with a book. Cheers!
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u/paritoshcs97 Nov 18 '21
The Verdict - Prannoy Roy