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Nope. #hauntedshelf #grimreaders @CSeydel

Sounds about right.

A friend recommended this to me last month, when my husband asked for a separation. I‘m finally starting it. Y‘all. Your girl is broken. 😞

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A beautiful guidebook of collective wisdom, a genuine treasure to cherish. This is a book you could work through from start to finish, or jump around based on what you need in the moment. The physical book is visually stunning, too. It‘s definitely a touch tree that I‘ll keep close by to refer back to its insight often, one I know I will recommend countless times.

In this encouraging and reflective guide, a chorus of voices respond to 20 of life‘s essential questions, like Why am I like this?, How do I figure out what I want?, and How do I go on? I was delighted to encounter writers like adrienne maree brown, Stephanie Foo, Alok Vaid-Menon, Sonya Renee Taylor, and Ocean Vuong among many more here. There were chapters I connected to more than others, but overall I recommend for anyone struggling.

I turned in section 1 of my dissertation to my SME for review, so I get a night to read for fun… I finished the last Witcher book I was reading, now I can‘t decide. Do I move on to the next (Blood of Elves) or choose something else?! This is what I brought with me to the mountains. (In a Dark, Dark Wood is a re-read) Help?!

If you want success you have to implement it and take action not just have the theoretical knowledge of it

“instead of saying I am ugly, I am weird, say I am smart, I am beautiful. Things you say will always come back to you“

When your job gives you books to read to because they believe in success it‘s a win. #8of2025

I don‘t think I‘ve posted a pic of my adorable Griffin in awhile.
By June, I need to read a book that has a character with one of my names. Didn‘t have luck finding anything when I googled. Don‘t think my names are commonly used in books. So, I need you all to help!
A book that has a character named 1)Shannon, 2) Cochrane, or 3) Johnson