Add 2024 books

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             <h1>Alex Dean</h1>
             <a href="index.html">Back</a>
 
-            <p>There's nothing quite like a book that changes how you see the world. There's 
+            <p>
+                There's nothing quite like a book that changes how you see the world. There's 
                 nothing quite like perceiving life through some unspoken lens, and then having 
                 some elegant idea change that perception. Books like that are the stuff of magic.
             </p>
 
-            <p>The purpose of this page is to serve as a resource for others hoping to be 
-                transformed. For each year, I selected the top five books (from the roughly 
-                40 to 50 books I typically get through) that have influenced me the most. While 
-                my selections are susceptible to my inherent biases of what is important, as well 
-                as my prevailing interests and attitudes of the time, I hope this page will be 
-                useful for others willing to indulge their curiosities to the furthest extent.
+            <p>
+                The purpose of this page is to serve as a resource for others hoping to be 
+                transformed. For each year, I selected the top five books that have influenced me 
+                the most. While my selections are susceptible to my inherent biases of what is 
+                important, as well as my prevailing interests and attitudes of the time, I hope 
+                this page will be useful for others willing to indulge their curiosities to the 
+                furthest extent.
             </p>
 
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                 <li><i>The Dream Machine</i> by M. Mitchell Waldrop</li> 
                 <li><i>To The Lighthouse</i> by Virginia Woolf</li> 
                 <li><i>The Undoing Project</i> by Michael Lewis</li> 
+                <li><i>Meditations</i> by Marcus Aurelius</li>
+                <li><i>Eating Animals</i> by Jonathan Safran Foer</li>
             </ol>
 
             <h2>2023</h2>