Sapere Aude: The result of trimming borrowing books

I have a bad and compulsive habit of borrowing new books as many as possible lol.

So trimmed it to a minimum; can't read all those as once, anyway;

Literature

Ordered plenty of Stefan Zweig so really should finish Lawarence and Leroux in a hurry;

Yeah it's summer so..spend it with Zweig & King? Lol. Sounds a bit morbid..haha

History

The birth of the West : Rome, Germany, France, and the creation of Europe in the tenth century /

by Collins, Paul, 1940-

It's written by a Catholic, not a professional historian, maybe that's the reason I borrowed this; wanted to see 'his' version.

Piero's light : in search of Piero della Francesca : a Renaissance painter and the revolution in art, science, and religion / Larry Witham. *

by Witham, Larry, 1952-

New York : Pegasus Books, 2014.

Really should finish this fast, almost done, like 40 pages left. Quite instructive too, didn't know a lot about him. Useful introduction to Renaissance as well, heartily recommend it.

The embrace of unreason : France, 1914-1940 /

by Brown, Frederick, 1934-

I know, already read about this topic, haven't finished Shirer either, but still. It's relatively short too, less than 300 pages.

Genesis : Truman, American Jews, and the origins of the Arab/Israeli conflict /

by Judis, John B.

Movies

Interesting movies just keep popping up; have to praise my library system. Watching one movie per day..

Artist and the model El artista y la modelo /

by Trueba, Fernando

Don't you love European Cinema, not as prudish as USA in portraying female nude lol.

Hannah Arendt

by Hannah Arendt (Motion picture)

How I live now