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Literature and Books

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@belico · 3 years ago
Kisscut by Karin Slaughter - Book Review
I first read about one or two of Karin Slaughter’s books a few years ago. The books sounded interesting so I picked up Blindsighted, her first book. I did enjoy the book even though some of what happe...
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@HassanAhmed · 3 years ago
Library And Its Uses
Library is the place where books are kept and issued to the readers. The thirsty people of knowledge quench their thrist there. They borrow books from libraries. Libraries help a lot spread knowled...
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@barbietocatwoman · 3 years ago
Quotes From My All Time Favourites
Whenever I feel lost or tired I start going back to old books I'd already read and reading quotes, excerpts from them. They teach me so much, remind me that others have faced loss and that there is st...
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@Les_son · 3 years ago
Indomitable
The common problem studied and highlighted among young individuals is the spirit of ' inferiority . Each gender is saddled with the responsibility to build one's thought of being bold and deligent i...
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@maki944 · 3 years ago
On the Drina, Ćuprija
On the Drina, Ćuprija is a novel by Serbian writter and Nobel laureate Ivo Andrić, a novel about the construction of a bridge over the river Drina in the Bosnian town of Višegrad The plot of the nov...
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@Farabi61887005 · 3 years ago
Good morning learners. I'm Farabi. Today I'm going to start a new journey with this community. I would like to post here and learn here from yours post. Let we help each other to gather knowledge. T...
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@barbietocatwoman · 3 years ago
What I Like To Call "Ye Ole English"
With the entrance of new television show Bridgerton to the silver screens, my mind has been a bit...distracted. By ofcourse one thing only; the language used within. High fashion of an era, women wit...
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@cryptotexty · 3 years ago
Albert Camus - "The Plague" [B004 - Book review #4]
When COVID-19 times started "The Plague" by Albert Camus become once again popular. Yes, I remember I wanted to buy it somewhere at the beginning of 2020 and it went out of circulation, so Folio (...
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@Anabiya · 3 years ago
Summary of Elliot's poem "The Wasteland",by me :')
Hello everyone Wasteland by Thomas Stearns Eliot is one of the most famous poems of the 20th century it's kinda like criticism on modern society and each part of it is a taunt on modern society....
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@Don_Christov · 3 years ago
Book Review 3: Angels and Demons
This undoubtedly ranks among the top 3 fiction books I've read in my short life time. Read it a couple of years ago and I immediately grew an insatiable need to read as many Dan Brown books as possi...
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@cryptotexty · 3 years ago
How to DeFi - [B003 - Book review #3]
DeFi (Decentralised Finance) is a hot topic these days. "How to DeFi" is prepared by Coingecko team. It is available for sale , but also you can get it with Coingecko's candies. I saw this book month...
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@Don_Christov · 3 years ago
Book Review 2: The Richest Man in Babylon
I started this last week and this is the second in this series, I hope I can do it 2 times a week as I plan to, and hopefully as time goes by we'll see more people join in and we all learn from each...
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@Don_Christov · 3 years ago
Book review 1: Rich Dad, Poor Dad.
So I saw a friend of mine @cryptotexty start this and I decided to toe along these lines myself. I can call myself a reader, as I love to read a lot from all genres. From business, to fiction, to...
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@cryptotexty · 3 years ago
Paul Bragg - "Back - is the key to the Health" [B002 - Book review #2]
Right now, I'm writing this from sanatorium in the forest. My pain in the back reached the point that I decided in a moment to go here. Financially, it was not the best time to go, but I understood th...
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@cryptotexty · 3 years ago
Kobo Abe - The Woman in the Dunes [B001 - Book review #1]
I can say that I read this book on one breath. It's not long, 150 pages (I read in Ukrainian translations, and of course it's translated from Japanese to multiple languages). The schoolteacher from...
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@cryptotexty · 4 years ago
Victim
Life jokes with a lot: Journalist's frolic, Sacrifice of gendarme, Violent rod: Yellow-blue sorrow from "Insha imperium" book, which is available for all Read.Cash members
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