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ElizaMarie
Spyworld | Mike Frost
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#ISpy for April :)
@TheAromaOfBooks

TheAromaofBooks Looking great!!!! 5d
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TheBookgeekFrau
Flowers for Algernon | Daniel Keyes
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Pickpick

Starting off this Saturday morning with a good sob--god I love this book!

There was so much I forgot, so what a joy to reread this. But no matter how many times I read it (and it's been quite a few) when Charlie's writing start's to deteriorate the tears start flowing; and that last line......😭💔

14/80

dabbe 😭💚😭 3mo
TiredLibrarian It's a heartbreaker for sure. 3mo
Aims42 I remember this being required reading in middle school and I was so mad because it was the saddest book I had read up to that point in my life. I should re-read it now, I‘d probably get more out of it 👍 3mo
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TheBookgeekFrau @Aims42 You should. It's definitely just as sad, but I found myself being more interested and attuned to Charlie's intellectual/psychological development. 3mo
TheBookgeekFrau @TiredLibrarian No matter how many times I read it the heartbreak is just as bad 3mo
TheBookgeekFrau @dabbe 💔🩷💔 3mo
Aims42 @TheBookgeekFrau 👍👍👍👍 3mo
rwmg I was surprised when I re-read it recently how little of it is taken up with Charlie's decline because that was what loomed so large in my memories of reading it as a teenager 50-odd years ago. 3mo
TheBookgeekFrau @rwmg Me too! It was only like 10 pages. But he does start to figure it out in the middle of the book which is when Algernon's decline starts so maybe that's why we remembered it longer. I also (mis)remembered it with Algernon being much more prominent than he actually was. 3mo
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TheBookgeekFrau
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"progris riport 1 martch 3
Dr Strauss says I shoud rite down what I think and remembir and every thing that happins to me from now on."

#FirstLineFridays
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ElizaMarie
Spyworld | Mike Frost
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TheAromaofBooks Woohoo!! Great progress!! 3mo
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Cmjones1966
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The new issues have to do with how intelligence uses information, or, more accurately, how intelligence and other fact-based analysis will fare in a world in which even a sophisticated society like our own is trending toward decision making anchored on a priori, near-instinctive narratives—decision making based on that which can be made popular or widely held rather than on that which is objectively true.

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Coffeymuse
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Did you know that in the movie “Argo“, Ben Affleck played Tony Mendez?

In real life, Mendez was a master of disguise during his career in the CIA. I just wonder what stories he can't tell because those stories have got to be another blockbuster movie or two!

#Wickedwhispers
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Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks I didn‘t know that! 7mo
Eggs I did not know that👍🏼👏🏻!! 7mo
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Rissreadswithcats
Flowers for Algernon | Daniel Keyes
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This book rips your heart out! Again and again, and again. I realised as I was reading it that I had read it before, but it must have been when I was a teenager I think. I couldn‘t remember most of it but it seemed familiar. Anyway brilliant book showcasing the best and worst of humanity. It was never going to end well. 😭

Awk_Word_Smith This was my first WTF book I read in school. 😂 10mo
IuliaC A great book! 10mo
Centique This is such a mind blowing book! 10mo
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MissHel
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I had high hopes that this was going to be a fun and light read. Ding dong, I was wrong. Do you think you‘re superior to other members of the animal kingdom? Read this and wish you were someone‘s pet chicken. It didn‘t make me cry, but now I‘m more envious of Wednesday All-Kitty seen here.

dabbe 🖤🐾🖤 10mo
Ruthiella 😻😻😻 10mo
CBee What a GORGEOUS kitty 🥰🥰🥰 10mo
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Ddzmini
The Psychology of Stupidity | Jean-Francois Marmion
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As a psychologist I often wonder by what standards do we have the right to judge others with our IQ, personality, emotional, among others the test to judge IQ are and have been proven to be biased so how can anyone consider them valid, but we do still use other test we need to change the standardization of testing and judging specifically children tests 🙌🏽