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Roger Bennett Recommended Books
Roger Bennett has recommended 10 books. Browse the complete reading list with quotes and sources below.
Roger Bennett is a British-American broadcaster, podcaster, and filmmaker.
(Read more on Wikipedia)10 Books Recommended
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Surviving Autocracy
by Masha Gessen
Roger Bennett recommended this book on Twitter. (Source)
Caste
The Origins of Our Discontents
by Isabel Wilkerson
Roger Bennett recommended this book on Twitter. (Source)
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We Germans
A Novel
by Alexander Starritt
"Loved this book." - Roger Bennett (Source)
Together in a Sudden Strangeness
America's Poets Respond to the Pandemic
by Alice Quinn
"Incredible, Incredible Book ?." - Roger Bennett (Source)
Breasts and Eggs
A Novel
by Mieko Kawakami
"Magical storytelling about Japanese womanhood, and working class-life that is as hilarious as it is searing." - Roger Bennett (Source)
Twilight of Democracy
The Seductive Lure of Authoritarianism
by Anne Applebaum
"The book which helped me best understand the tectonic plates shifting in the world around us." - Roger Bennett (Source)
Memoirs of a Kamikaze
A World War II Pilot's Inspiring Story of Survival, Honor and Reconciliation
by Kazuo Odachi
"Harrowing, human read for war memoir aficionados ? ??." - Roger Bennett (Source)
150 Glimpses of the Beatles
by Craig Brown
"Incredible book." - Roger Bennett (Source)
Horizontal Vertigo
A City Called Mexico
by Juan Villoro
"This book is incredible." - Roger Bennett (Source)
A New Formation
How Black Footballers Made the Modern Game
by Calum Jacobs
"Most important football book you will read this year." - Roger Bennett (Source)
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