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I'm reading "Water for Elephants" by Sara Gruen...
I'm not very far, but it's off to a great start!

I think I'm also going to reread "The Giver" by Lois Lowry just because it's one of those books that are good to reread every so often.. just to gain some perspective 😀
 
Harry Potter và Tên Tù Nhân Ngục Azkaban
(Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban)
for about the 10th time 🤓
 
Anyone familiar with any of Jonathan Safran Foer’s works? I remember a friend telling me had read ‘everything is illuminated’ by him and he told me it was life changing.
 
The book that I'm reading now is the following.

Relentless: A Memoir
By: Julian Edelman
and With Tom E. Curran
Hardcover book

The Super Bowl champion wide receiver for the New England Patriots.
The New England Patriots wide receiver shares his inspiring story of an underdog kid who was always doubted to become one of the most reliable inspiring players in the NFL.

I love reading this book.
I love reading and writing too.

I recommend this book to everybody.

Have a blessed Sunday. 🙂 Keep smiling, because you have a beautiful smile.
Sunday June 23, 2024
Have a blessed brand new week starting tomorrow.
Happy chatting! Happy reading great books this year in 2024. 📚 🎊

ALL the best,
Princessa
 
Rainwater - Sandra Brown - To me this is her best . Shes just too damn good at romance..this should definitely be a movie.
 
Principles of Anatomy and Physiology (AP 3rd edition) by G. J. Tortora, B. H. Derrickson and B. Burkett.
 
Some dumb book on bipolar disorder. I didn't realize it was some sort of educational text when I bought it. Basically, it's about the treatment of the disease in different patients with different classifications of the disorder and how it developed over time.
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Some dumb book on bipolar disorder. I didn't realize it was some sort of educational text when I bought it. Basically, it's about the treatment of the disease in different patients with different classifications of the disorder and how it developed over time.
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They will make a pill where humans never cry again. Younwill have to see crying in a museum.
 
Right now, I’m diving into a mix of fiction and celebrity news! For my fiction fix, I’m reading a thrilling mystery novel that’s hard to put down. On the side, I’ve been keeping up with the latest gossip and trends through usmagazine—it’s my go-to for a fun, light read during breaks
 
Why we Fight by Mike Martin. The book deals with the biology of conflict and challenges the theory that conflicts have rational or ideological roots, tracing them to evolutionary theory and factors like genetics, neurology, hormones and a desire for status and belonging.
 
I got my psychopath books confused there. I already read 'The Wisdom of Psychopaths'. I'm now reading 'The Good Psychopath's Guide to Success' by Kevin Dutton and diagnosed psychopath and ex-SAS man Andy McNab. This has a Stoic texture and teaches lessons in rhetoric, resilience and fearlessness with deep psychology on the psychopathic type. I highly recommend it.
 
Rereading this eye-opening novel as it has been a while, which has a story-line that deals with the dangers of secret societies and cults (loosely based on real places and events).

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Reread this last year, its an alllll time fave, I hear he has a new one coming out soon, I cannot wait to sink my teeth into it!



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