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Doctor Zhivago, by Boris Pasternak.
It is such a rich, sad story. It talks of the end of a society, a way of life and idealism. It is the end of romance, gentleness and the simple pursuits of life. It talks of how love grew, flourished and endured through unspeakable pain, deprivation and betrayal. It spoke of the hope of change and equality of the classes, and how the juggernaut it was went out of control. It talked of family and love surviving just about everything.
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The Stand (unabridged version) - by Stephen King.
It's a great story with great characters. The really spooky part is the way Humanity is wiped out in the story is not at all an unlikely possibility. In fact, I've always considered it to be the most likely way we will be extinguished.
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Doctor Zhivago, by Boris Pasternak.
It is such a rich, sad story. It talks of the end of a society, a way of life and idealism. It is the end of romance, gentleness and the simple pursuits of life. It talks of how love grew, flourished and endured through unspeakable pain, deprivation and betrayal. It spoke of the hope of change and equality of the classes, and how the juggernaut it was went out of control. It talked of family and love surviving just about everything.
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