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February 2022: Nonexistent Vacation Reading
Although I packed 8 books, I did not read much at all during my February vacation.
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September 2021: Your Mind on Plants
Take a deep dive into the world of plant-based substances and their effects on the mind and body.
Books · Fantasy · Reading
June 2021: Out of this World Reads
Dive into the exciting worlds of science fiction and fantasy literature.
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May 2021 Book Recap
From thrillers to romance to memoirs, May 2021 had plenty of new book releases to choose from.
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April 2021 Book Recap
April 2021 was a great month for book lovers, with new releases spanning across genres like mystery,
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June 2020 Book Recap
June 2020 brought us a range of exciting new book releases, from thought-provoking non-fiction to escapist fiction.
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I Might Regret This by Abbi Jacobson of Broad City
'I Might Regret This' is Abbi Jacobson's honest and humorous exploration of her personal and creative journey.
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March 2019 Book Recap
Discover the best books that were released in March 2019.
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Top Apps to Amp Up Your Reading
Whether you're an avid reader or just starting to get back into the habit, there are many apps available that can help you enhance your reading experience. From organizing your reading list to adding new dimensions to your books, these apps can help you make the most of your reading time.
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Yes You Can Read 200 Books A Year
Reading is not just a hobby, it's a way of life. It opens doors to new worlds, expands our minds, and connects us with other people and cultures. If you're passionate about books and want to read more, you can definitely achieve the goal of reading 200 books a year. It's all about making reading a p
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Books Read in 2017: 50 | GoodReads
Reading is not just a hobby or a pastime, but a way of life. It opens doors to new worlds, new ideas, and new emotions. It enriches our minds, our hearts, and our souls. It connects us to other people, other cultures, and other times. It makes us wiser, more empathetic, and more compassionate. It is
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Must Read: 'How America's 'Culture of Hustling' Is Dark and Empty
'Some part of happiness undoubtedly derives from a Zen enjoyment of whatever is in front of you, but a big part of it is knowing who you are and being that person.'
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Upon Whom the Pale Moon Gleams — Both Sides of the Ocean
I felt like the only human being alive on Earth, transcended to the pre-civilisation days, engaged in an intimate conversation with nature ... the alluring deserted beach and its silence were more powerful than a thousand cries. It was difficult to ignore the call.