Leo Bauza

Peter J. Carroll

Leo briefly discusses the concept of a 'good billionaire' in relation to the publishing industry.

Robert Kraus

Leo is mentioned in the context of Armie reading books aloud.

Robert Kraus

Leo prefers hardcovers due to disliking the feel of paperbacks.

Markus Zusak

Leo was excited to give out books to everyone in the group.

Hortense Calisher

Leo found the fiction section of the new yorker intriguing and worth exploring further.

J. D. Salinger

Leo enjoyed The Catcher in the Rye, a classic novel full of depth and emotion.

Jane Austen

Leo mentioned Pride and Prejudice but did not share their thoughts on it.

J. K. Rowling

Leo expressed relief that someone smart criticized Harry Potter, validating their childhood decision to reject the book.

Erin Morgenstern

Leo highly recommends The Night Circus for its magical storytelling and captivating characters.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Leo compares The Great Gatsby to The Night Circus, praising both for their enchanting stories.

Harper Lee

Leo mentions To Kill a Mockingbird but does not provide any specific comments about it.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo is excited to be only 2 issues away from reaching his goal.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Leo mentioned that Educated is a nonfiction book with an interesting perspective.

Natasha Ngan

Leo enjoyed the comic book series Paper Girls for its 4 strong female protagonists.

Francie Alexander

Leo read Good Book 15 years ago and enjoyed it.

Rachel Hanna

Leo didn't know that Book Club One was a book club choice.

Marilyn Burns

Leo found 'doing the math' to be an interesting read with thought-provoking concepts.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo mentioned that's like 100k each.

II Catalino Tolejano, Brian Grall, Michelle Johnston, Andrew Allen, Patrick A. Waldoch, Matthew J. Kolell, Marcus Maichle, Mark Scheef

Leo mentioned that 'You Never Forget Your First' is about politics from a long time ago and may be a downer for huge George Washington fans.

Pat Hutchins

Leo might find 'Range' satisfying, it could be worth checking out for insights on various topics.

Gilbert Keith Chesterton

Leo may find 'The Club' interesting, especially for a complete history of the Premier League.

Jane Austen

Leo enjoyed reading Emma, it was a captivating and thought-provoking book.

Denise Fleming

Leo mentioned Shout Out in passing, didn't give any specific feedback.

Tara Westover

Leo praised Educated for its inspiring story of overcoming adversity and finding one's true self through education.

Charles Dickens

Leo described Great Expectations as a classic novel that is a must-read for any literature enthusiast.

Harper Lee

Leo mentioned To Kill a Mockingbird as another great novel worth reading.

Gillian Flynn

Leo thinks Sharp Objects the show was incredible.

Isaac Asimov

Leo wishes the Foundation series to be made into an epic TV show like GoT.

Louisa May Alcott

Leo enjoyed the Greta Gerwig adaptation of Little Women and may actually read the book.

Arthur Conan Doyle

Leo mentions Parasite as a point of comparison.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo found out about Bookshop.org, maybe old news.

C.S. Lewis

Leo thinks The Magicians is a YA novel or series, but he hasn't read it yet. He loves the show.

Markus Zusak

Leo enjoyed reading a variety of books simultaneously, including graphic novels, despite China's differing opinion on what constitutes a book.

Michael Cox

Leo recommended Zonal Marking by Michael Cox, a history of European football from the 1990's to today.

Gilbert Keith Chesterton

Leo recommended The Club, a history of the premier league from its start in 1992 to today.

Peter I. Barta, David H. J. Larmour, Paul Allen Miller

Leo loved Russian classics and Kafka in college, like any art school kid.

John Steinbeck

Leo strongly disagrees with Spoll on Grapes of Wrath, finding it incredible and heartbreaking.

Фёдор Михайлович Достоевский

Leo enjoyed Dostoevsky's The Gambler, finding the characters complex and the plot engaging.

Franz Kafka

Leo compared Kafka's The Trial to Dostoevsky's The Gambler, praising the unique narrative style.

Doyle, A. Conan

Leo enjoyed reading Sherlock Holmes, the classic detective series by Arthur Conan Doyle.

Ronan Farrow

Leo enjoyed both the Catch and Kill audiobook and the physical book, finding them both great.

Isaac Asimov

Leo's favorite growing up was Nemesis by Isaac Asimov.

Isaac Asimov

Leo thinks the Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov is great.

Isaac Asimov

Leo finds the I, Robot short stories by Isaac Asimov also great.

Octavia E. Butler

Leo recommends starting with Kindred by Octavia Butler for a compelling and thought-provoking read.

Octavia E. Butler

Leo suggests considering Parable of the Sower by Octavia Butler as a captivating and relevant choice.

André Aciman

Leo loved Call me by your name, both the book and the movie.

Christopher Isherwood

Leo found A Single Man to be depressing but great, the book she loved most in college.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo found the summary of the book read by <@U8W3LDT4H> depressing.

Philip Wright

Leo is looking for recommendations on the best Margaret Thatcher biography.

Ann M. Martin

Leo is curious about a graphic novel that someone mentioned.

Hortense Calisher

Leo enjoys reading The New Yorker and would appreciate money for a subscription or books as birthday gifts.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo was intrigued by Tilda Swinton's performance, but hadn't heard of Lionel Shriver before.

Leo found Dash and Lily to be hilarious and entertaining, a great read for a light-hearted book.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo mentions 2 large tomes that can be read in order

Peter J. Carroll

Leo prefers not to read two 'real' books simultaneously as it's hard to keep track after a day without reading.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo found the book bad but still believes it is worth watching

Hortense Calisher

Leo should consider changing his cover-to-cover New Yorker policy for a more diverse reading experience.

William Bast

Leo wants more pictures of James Dean reading.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo uses exclusively business cards he has received from Billy over the years.

Tee Morris, Chuck Tomasi

Leo is interested in exploring podcasts as a long-term way of consuming content, similar to scanning through books.

Markus Zusak

Leo mentioned another book in comparison to a previous mention.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo didn't mention any specific books.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo needs to move more into the billionaire camp.

Donna Tartt

Leo absolutely loved The Secret History, a gripping tale of friendship and murder set in an elite college. Highly recommended!

Donna Tartt

Leo mentioned The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt in comparison to The Secret History, but did not provide specific comments.

Franz Kafka

Leo found the new translations of Kafka stories in The New Yorker from 2 weeks ago super depressing and awesome.

Peter J. Carroll

Leo mentions a well-managed channel related to books.

Alex Jones

Leo learned about the importance of indy book stores being closed from the latest episode of the podcast.

Hortense Calisher

Leo found the profile on The New Yorker about Lionel Shriver to be interesting.