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The state and revolution- by Vladimir ilyich ulyanov Lenin
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I grew up reading books free on wattpad. That website made me fall in love with reading. Ever since then reading became my time travel
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The magical and ritual use of herbs.
Something of a classic from 1984. Just brushing up. |
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The last book I read was "Island in the Snow" by Leilani Jones. It took place in the Sawtooth Valley in Idaho near where I live, so I can relate.
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Yes, I absolutely love reading. I just finished reading "Haunted Mesa" by Louis L'Amour. I actually have a collection of over 40 Clive Cussler novels. I also collect the Jason Bourne series.
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Origin : works of Dan brown. Nice stuff if you into religious symbology
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The 36-Hour Day, A Family Guide to Caring for People Who Have Alzheimer Disease, Other Dementias, and Memory Loss by Nancy L. Mace, MA and Peter V. Rabins, MS, MPH
Still reading it. |
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I'm about 3/4 of the way thru Battlefield: Earth for my 4th reading. Hubbard gets a bad wrap because of the Dianetics and the Scientology connection, but if you ignore all the static It's still one of the best Sci-Fi books I've ever read. Just don't try to evaluate the book with the horrible movie that came out based on it.
I'm also about 1/4 way thru the audiobook version of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. That's what I take out for my exercise walks. Another excellent selection; part SF, part Philosophy with a healthy dose of Politics thrown in for good measure. Definitely should be required reading for all high school students. |
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Edited by
Toodygirl5
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Sat 05/23/20 02:15 PM
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"Light of Liberty"
Foundation of America |
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The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks. Romance novel
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HER. by Pierre Alex Jeanty
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Audiobook is not reading.
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I am an author (8 novels) and I'm amazed at how many adults tell me that they haven't read a book since high school. It's dismaying to see that our culture is getting to the point that so few people read nowadays. I think our instant communication culture has become lazy and many people can't focus for longer than 5 minutes, thus the expectations that someone read a full-length novel is too daunting for most people. How about you? Do you read? If so, what genre of books do you read, and why? Any other authors out there? I never go anywhere without having book in my bag. Not an author but dream to be one in the future. I like history because it helps me to understand what i currently see and plan my future. |
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I love reading and I read every night before bedtime, this week Im in the mood to read Agatha Christie books (I've read it several times but I never got bored of it). when I was a kid my parents bought me Enid Blyton books and that's how I enjoy reading as a hobby. I prefer printed books than e-books.
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I was having a lot of trouble keeping track of books I've read. In 1992 I started a journal of every book I've read. I have read 397 books since 1992. It should be more. try www.goodreads.com you can keep track of everything you have, read or want to read in their database |
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Finished up Battlefield Earth. It's still a 5-Star read even the third time thru.
Next up: Mussolini: The Untold Story by Alan Gelb It was also made into a Mini-Series for NBC starring George C. Scott in the title role.  |
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About A Girl by Rebekah Robertson
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One Day In My Life - Bobby Sands
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It’s pitiful that my generation has lost all zeal to read and learn. Can’t imagine my life without books, btw the last book I read was Letters to his Son by Lord Chesterfield. I would recommend everyone check it out, it’s really insightful.
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🤣
 . Couldn’t agree more
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