I'm just going to pretend that "FW" means "enjoy" because I don't acronym as well as I used to. To answer the question directly, "1177 BC - The Year Civilization Collapsed" is the Bronze Age History book that society doesn't want but desperately needs.
Also, "National Geographic's Picture Atlas of Our Universe" by Roy Gallant deserves a standing ovation whenever it enters a room, as it is pure late 1970s (yes, I understand it was published in 1980) Goodness Wrapped with Awesome and topped off with a never-ending parade of Chef's Kisses. Pro-Tip: You're not a serious collector unless you also have the accompanying Space Kit.
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HOUSE OF LEAVES!!!!!1!
Ender's Game is really good! I also love Daisy Jones & The Six!
The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty
Bunny by Mona Awad, it's not the best written but it's weird and I liked it
the spy who came in from the cold by john le carre! alternatively, the wings of fire series by tui sutherland
I'm just going to pretend that "FW" means "enjoy" because I don't acronym as well as I used to. To answer the question directly, "1177 BC - The Year Civilization Collapsed" is the Bronze Age History book that society doesn't want but desperately needs.
Also, "National Geographic's Picture Atlas of Our Universe" by Roy Gallant deserves a standing ovation whenever it enters a room, as it is pure late 1970s (yes, I understand it was published in 1980) Goodness Wrapped with Awesome and topped off with a never-ending parade of Chef's Kisses. Pro-Tip: You're not a serious collector unless you also have the accompanying Space Kit.
my favorite book ever in the world is magic mountain by thomas mann
@asterion fw means “fuck with”, a saying for enjoying something a lot. so you got the message even if you didn’t know the acronym :)