Semi-autobiographic and the most personal book I've ever read. Also quite easy.
Mikaelo Bronŝtejn. Oni ne pafas en Jamburg
This book is about Soviet Russia under Brezhnev and the Russian Esperanto youth movement in the 1970s. Quite a different world, one that I knew little about before. As a novel, I didn't enjoy it that much, because it's more of a collection of episodes of life than a compelling story, but the insights into Soviet Russia made me keep on reading. (Sprachprofi)
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Lothar J. Seiwert. La ABC de tempoplanado
This is a short but incredibly dense Esperanto book about time planning. I got a lot of motivations/ideas from it that I shall be trying out. (Sprachprofi)
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Edmond Privat. Aventuroj de pioniro
a pleasure to read. Edmond Privat lived a remarkable life, traveling a lot and meeting many interesting people, including Gandhi and Nehru. (Sprachprofi)
