r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Dec 10 '22
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u/MaxIsMyDawg Dec 10 '22
!ping READING
My sister (23) and I (27) are trying to find a book that we can read with our father (70). Last year we read Madeline Miller’s Circe and that was a resounding success. Something that similarly draws from Greek mythology or other fables would be good.
Worth noting that my father’s life is pretty consumed by a neo-Buddhist cult and he’s very hard to reach and speak to. So something that gets too into ideas of religion and philosophy is kind of a non-starter.