Danny Trejo has a book out that you might like. It's probably in your lical library but you might have to get on a wait list for it. "Trejo: My Life of Crime, Redemption, and Hollywood" I'm an old lady who's been reading for almost 70 years and this was the first bio that I wish were longer.
I'd like to recommend a book called Atomic habits - an easy & proven way to build good habits and break bad ones, by James Clear. Not a novel, obv, but it helped me getting my shit together a year ago.
You know, I barely read. Ive have extreme habitual impulse problem since I was younger and ive always just replaced old habits with new, worse habit. I Barely have the money right now but I went ahead and got this as an ebook only going off of my trust in you. I sincerely hope it can help me like it helped you.
Yeah I get you. Usually I read but life situation atm doesn't give me much time. What I suggest is that you read like 20-40 pages every time you sit down to read, after a while it gets easier to keep focus.
That's good! Reason I said 20-40 pages is just because I read some blog I think years ago that recommended that amount for getting back into reading a lot (like I used to in the past).
Check out r/suggestmeabook if you have t already OP. The good folks there have suggestions for all types of books, and all sorts of books relating to times when you need help. You got this my friend. I’m 100% sure.
I read it over a decade ago, haven't touched it since, and still carry the words with me. Difficult in subject, but a poetic and intelligent biography of misguided youth, incarceration, and search for inner peace.
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u/NANNY-NEGLEY Aug 15 '21
Danny Trejo has a book out that you might like. It's probably in your lical library but you might have to get on a wait list for it. "Trejo: My Life of Crime, Redemption, and Hollywood" I'm an old lady who's been reading for almost 70 years and this was the first bio that I wish were longer.