I read ~ a book every other day last year, here are the ones I liked best http://adit.io/posts/2016-12-10-The-Best-Books-I-Read-In-2016.html http://adit.io/post

I read ~ a book every other day last year, here are the ones I liked best http://adit.io/posts/2016-12-10-The-Best-Books-I-Read-In-2016.html http://adit.io/posts/2016-12-10-The-Best-Books-I-Read-In-201... I'm interested to know the motivation behind this question. Two of my favorite books of all time: "Notes From Underground", "A House For Mr. Biswas". They are very specific to me, an immigrant coming to the US at a young age. I doubt they have universal appeal. On the other hand, "Evicted" is a book I think everyone should read. It gives great examples of how hard it can be to climb out of poverty. I think we all see "poverty" talked about as generic label, and it can be really hard to find good specific examples to discuss -- "Evicted" has tons of them.