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18 YearsLeo

I finished reading the adventures of Tom Sawyer, and it's an amazing book! Too bad I didn't read it when I was younger. I'm continuing by reading the adventures of Huckleberry Finn which seems to start where Tom Sawyer ended.

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14 YearsVirgo

I'm usually reading a few at the same time at home-"Confessions of an Economic Hit Man" by John Perkins, on my way to work "The Universe in a Nutshell" by Stephen Hawking and for relax "Timequake" by Kurt Vonnegut. I know that I'm wired πŸ™‚

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16 Years25,000+ PostsTaurus

I have two to sift through.

'The Modern Family Cookbook' - Meta Given, circa 1942.

'Farm Journal's Country Cookbook' - 1959.

And oh happy day. Found another copy of 'The American Woman's Cookbook' that my pit bull had for a snack. Fiver at the shop. 1938 edition. Whoowhoo!

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19 Years5,000+ Posts

The impact of the highly improbable. β€”

I just love how scientists try to smoke through and explain non scientific theories, and all the smashing comments by the haters.

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19 Years5,000+ Posts

Posted by oldskoolflavor

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Posted by oldskoolflavor
Quantum healing: exploring the frontiers of mind/body medecine

This is by that crazyass Libra guy

deepak chopra is that dude ..
I've started another of him titled synchrodestiny

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Yes I know
I read 'the 7 spiritual laws' before, didnt really like his style of writing.. Was sort of like Milan kunderas, can't stand that lol, so I shifted to others.
Synchrodestiny sounds like a good un though, so does quantum healing.

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19 Years5,000+ Posts

^^I'm surprised you're into the self-help genre..

Yeah I haven't read his books cos they're bit too thick..

I liked Robin Sharma.. haven't picked up Osho

gave up on "the prophet"

now I'm trying "the fountainhead" again.. architects have fixed minds.

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19 Years5,000+ Posts

eggcellent!

I didn't know Osho talks about chuang tzu and lao tzu.. interesting!

I think the diff between Robbins and Osho would probably be the spiritual/parable dimension in the latter, and the cognitive the former.. that's the "convention" for you.

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@Ruh
13 Years

I am reading The Inner Reaches of Outer Space by Joseph Campbell and Howard Zinn People's History of the United States.

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19 Years5,000+ Posts

Posted by lildol

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The boy in striped pyjamas - author wrote it in two days btw

I saw the movie, I didn't realize it was also a book. Did you finish the book? I'll admit, the movie made me cry at the end, very potent.

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Sorry just visited the book section..
I know how it ends, but no, haven't finished it. It's supposed to be dissected left and right lol, chapter to chapter. But yeah, I know how it ends. I don't actually like these kind of sick books lol