Book Review

@KriszRokk · 1 year ago

Book Review: Quantum Warrior by John Kehoe

A few years ago I attended a sports camp in the jungles of Malaysia where I had the one of a kind opportunity to face my physical, mental, emotional, spiritual and you name it demons. It was an extrem...

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@Tahastories · 1 year ago

Review of The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

The kite Runner is first novel which i read. It always hold a special place in my heart.From this novel i have gained immense knowledge. This novel is written by khaled Hosseini. He is Afghani-Ameri...

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@Tahastories · 1 year ago

Importance Of Being Earnest| Review

Oscar Wilde is Famous Irish writer from Late Victorian Age. He is famous for participation in the movements and also due to his writings. His short stories hold a distinctive stage in English literatu...

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@ditoferrer · 2 years ago

My Top 10 favorite characters from the Song of Ice and Fire saga.

The world of Ice and Fire is a vast universe full of wonderful and well-crafted settings. It is also full of fascinating characters and a plot that never stops growing and evolving. After reading Geo...

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@cryptocracy · 2 years ago

A Stroll Through the Web3 Content Economy

Book Review: Unapologetic Freedom Unapologetic Freedom had received 50 Amazon reviews by the time I wrote mine, a result of very good marketing. Below is a modified version of my review. This book...

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@lonestranger · 2 years ago

My Book Review of Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone

English novels are always giving me a hard time in reading. There are numerous of unfamiliar words which I really hate the most because I still have to stop and look for their meaning. Well, it's hone...

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@Rose.artsss · 2 years ago

100 Days of Sunlight: A Book Review. PT 2

This would be the continuation of the first part which is : 100 Days of Sunlight: A Book Review. Pt. 1 Kindly read that first part first to know the basic story of this book! This would be more of...

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@Rose.artsss · 2 years ago

100 Days of Sunlight : A Book Review. PT 1

I will be starting this new series where I'll be reviewing books I listen to. Yes, I said listen to, because I don't read books but always listen to audiobooks. I talked about audiobooks in this Arti...

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@cryptocracy · 2 years ago

Review Cryptosocial, Earn More Crypto

Today is the last call to get my book Cryptosocial: How Cryptocurrencies Are Changing Social Media at the discounted price of $2.99. The price goes up tomorrow! But this post isn’t about buying my...

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@keeneek · 2 years ago

Book Review: Every Day by David Levithan

A wakes up every day to a different body and doesn't know who's the body and where it is. But every day, A gets to experience new things in life. Every day is a different life to experience and a...

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@keeneek · 2 years ago

Book Review: milk and honey by Rupi Kaur

milk and honey is a debut poetry book, self-published by Rupi Kaur during her college days. This book is a collection of poetry and prose, split into four chapters: the hurting , the loving , t...

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@Kleah97 · 2 years ago

Book of Dear dreamer (review)

Hello users! It was a productive day today because of some matter that I am complying. Awee I am hoping that there's a good result on it and get hired. I am very bit tired by answering all those ques...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

The Théâtre des Vampires

(The Library: Book Series Review) In "Le Théâtre des Vampires", the creatures of the night pretend to be humans, so they can act as vampires. "How avant-garde" would remark Claudia in her sophist...

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@Willtravis · 3 years ago

How Big Do You Dream?

Well I don't mean the dreams of a sleeper, I know few of you would take if for "how big are your night dreams, do you go so deep into the ultra realms", but what I'm really trying to buttress is h...

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@Willtravis · 3 years ago

Pass Your Baton

Life didn't start with you and it might not end with you, if I'm to say it how i feel it would be then I'll say life still has millions of years to go before it comes to an end. However we are run...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

Words of Herbert, Eyes of Heisenberg

(The Library: Book Review) I mmortality and god-like powers over the masses of cyborgs. Genetic manipulation, planned and forced sterilisation of the lower castes of the population. These concepts,...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

The Dragon in the Sea

(The Library: Book Review) When I decided to read what I felt was an important piece of science-fiction, I decided to look at some of the other works that the author had written. This is what led me t...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

LOTR

(The Library: Book Series Review) Lord Of The Rings - T he Eternal conflict, raging from one era to another. Transcending the lives of men, dwarves and even the long lives of elves. That eternal co...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

LOTF

(The Library: Book Review) Lord Of The Flies - W ar it seems, is as much a part of humanity as imagination is. We have already observed this concept here on this blog. Nineteen Eighty Four remind...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

Fahrenheit 451

( The Library : Book Review) That temperature, in the title, is the temperature at which book paper catches fire. I was recently reminded of that temperature when building a crypto-miner. I put the mo...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

Psychohistory's Foundations

( The Library : Book Series Review) W e all learn that to build something solid, it is better to build on solid ground. We call the initial laying of cement on this solid ground, this bedrock, the ...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

1984 is Now

(The Library: Book Review) The dangers posed by an oppressive society of thought control, speech control and permanent war are all too familiar today. What is frightening is that we are getting clos...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

The Case of Charles Dexter Ward

( The Library : Book Review) C osmic horror is hard to define. It seems to invade your universe and your soul from within. It exists and is present whether you admit it or not. There is no denying t...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

Ten Little N-words

(The Library: Book Review) Murder and mystery on a lonely island where ten murders may take place... or not! Who will die and who will stay alive in this amazing thriller by Agatha Christie is left to...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

The School of Two Heavens in One

(The Library: Book Review) The School of Two Heavens as One follows the philosophy of striking your opponent with two weapons at once! As if the heavens themselves struck your foe from two different...

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@Marts · 3 years ago

Identity-Based Habits and Who We Are

I am not in the mood to read anything, much more to write. But I'm grateful I happened to open my ebook reader on my mobile phone, then my laptop. I suppose it is more like a force of habit than sheer...

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@Marts · 3 years ago

Atomic Habits: More than just Goals but Systems

I've been wanting to read Atomic Habits by James Clear ever since I heard about it on NFG Book Club's Youtube Channel. The whole gist of the book is about making small changes to your everyday life...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

O Brave New World

(The Library: Book Review) Recently I reviewed a few books to let my readers know what I think about them. Some books are more important to my eyes than others. Siddhartha is such a book. But some b...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

The Trial of Mr. K by Mr. K

(The Library: Book Review) It is often said that through trial and error, we eventually stand up to the challenges that we set for ourselves. This is often how we advance and how markets behave; two s...

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@Librarian · 3 years ago

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator

(The Library: Book Review) Pragmatism, discipline and keeping a cool head are often cited as hallmarks of successful stock traders. It's also true for crypto. This particular book, published in 1923...

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