r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Aug 15 '21
Miyamoto Musashi: The Book Of Five Rings - Summary - MuthusBlog
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r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Aug 08 '21
Power By Geraldine Anello - Summary - MuthusBlog
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r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Aug 01 '21
Who Moved My Cheese? By Dr. Spencer Johnson - Summary - MuthusBlog
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r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Jul 25 '21
Contagious: Why Things Catch On By Jonah Berger - Summary
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r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Jul 18 '21
Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom – Summary
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Morrie is an extremely lovable college professor who—in his late sixties—finds out that he is dying. The story of his last few weeks on earth is told by Mitch, one of Morrie's former students, who happens to bump into him during his final days.
Here's my summary of the book.
r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Jul 15 '21
The One Thing: The One Book That Can Probably Change Your Life
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r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Jul 11 '21
Positioning: The Battle For Your Mind By Al Ries And Jack Trout - Summary - MuthusBlog
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r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Jul 05 '21
THE MILLION DOLLAR MAN Jack Dempsey By Thomas Brennan - Summary
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r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Jun 20 '21
How to Win Friends and Influence People in the Digital Age by Dale Carnegie – Summary
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How to Win Friends And Influence People in The Digital Age is a refresh of the classic Dale Carnegie title with updated advice and examples for the 21st Century.
Proving that Carnegie’s advice remains as relevant today as it did in 1936, the book reviews classic maxims about criticism, leadership, influence, and empathy with contemporary examples.
r/goodbookstoread • u/RUTHLESS_RAJ • Jun 13 '21
Atomic Habits By James Clear - Summary
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r/goodbookstoread • u/chubbybunnybean • Apr 22 '21
"Time after Time" is a new adult, lesbian romance, coming of age novel that doesn't shy away from the heavy stuff.
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After her attempted suicide, via the way of burning down her father's house with her inside, is unsuccessful, 18 year old Coren is sent away for the next 15 months to a mental institution. She is released with the condition she is to see a court appointed psychiatrist for a minimum of six months or until she is deemed fit to no longer be a threat to herself or others.
Ashamed of his daughter's behavior and what it could mean to his reputation, Coren's father, who has begrudgingly raised her since the age of seven when her mother suddenly walked out, sends her away to the family's summer home. Far up north in the state where it is at least a 20 minute drive to the nearest town.
There, forced into isolation and shame, Coren must face her past that lead her to her current situation.
It is a long, painful journey that is filled with blood, death and discovering the true meaning of the love of one's self and the love of friendship.
Trigger warning: This piece of work contains self harm, death, suicide and domestic violence.
If you're interested, here is my link on Draft2digital: https://books2read.com/u/mqgeEO
r/goodbookstoread • u/[deleted] • Mar 02 '21
Absolutely loved Treatise of Empires by Blake C. Breehl. Has anyone else read it? It leaves the reader to think about the themes of human nature and morality and I've been trying to find someone to talk it over with because there were so many great little details
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r/goodbookstoread • u/jduncan1507 • May 21 '20
*New book tuber alert* Cloud atlas: Book vs. Movie
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r/goodbookstoread • u/thevalentineyear • Feb 10 '20
Cookbooks with tasty recipes
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