Once I started writing I became less and less impressed with what I read. I have a friend named Rachel who writes fantasies and the world’s she creates always impresses me, but she hasn’t tried publishing them so I can’t share.
As far as books that are in print I remember Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry made me laugh and cry. As a young girl I didn’t know how I would relate to a group of cowboys, but I quickly found myself being pulled in. Gus was my favorite character, smart and funny. Call, another character had a scene where a man was whipping the son he never claimed and he stands up against the attacker, and you could finally see he cared.
There was so much weaved throughout and some parts were satisfying and others still make me tear up if I think of them. So instead of thinking about the sad I’ll leave it with the first thing that made me chuckle. Gus had a sign out in front of the farm that read. We don’t rent pigs.
So much content in one comment! I think you might try to convince your friend Rachel to publish her stories since they seem to be very good. Secondly, it seems like a great book! I’ll check it out when I’ll have the time. Thank you! 😀
Oh, I have tried repeatedly to get her to submit, but she fears rejection too much. It’s a shame because her work is wonderful. Thank you for the interesting question.
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That is a difficult one… the most recent book that I’ve red and loved is called “the unfortunate importance of beauty” by Amanda Filippachi and it’s both hilarious and thoughts-provoking! My favorite book of all times though is the unbearable lightness of being from Milan Kundera, the dynamics of the main characters are so well described !!!
It’s a self empowerment book. It teaches how one should take on life’s challenges differently and also how one should never give in to situations
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My kind of book 😀
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I’ve never read the book, but I took a leadership course through work built around the premise of Who Moved My Cheese. There was a very cheesy movie that went along with it, pun intended 😃
Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson! A hilarious and serious autobiography about living with mental illnesses. I just loved the writing style and her stories. The book really made me rethink my life and how to create a reservoir of Happy on the bad days.
An excellent book called ‘Crap Taxidermy’. It’s amazing. Never laughed so much in my life. I recommend it every opportunity I get.
Thank you! I’ll check it out! 😀 What is it about?
Here’s a link!
https://www.amazon.com/Crap-Taxidermy-Kat-ebook/dp/B00KAFX9SU
(Honestly, I didn’t write it. Not trying to spam or anything – just a hilarious book!)
Thanks!
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Not written yet probably:) anyway I always advice Dostoevsky “The Adolescent”, its better than “Crime”
I’ll be the one writing it lol
Lol I thought it is me 😂😉
Ok, fine. Both. 🙂
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The thing only…I already answered all the questions in “Truly Inspired” today…sigh 🙂 not so much to add
Awesome! 😀
“Rich Dad poor dad” it just change the game for me …
I’ve heard about it, but never had the chance to read it. Thank you! 🙂
Do read it. It give good percenal financial knowledge
Postcards from the Edge- Carrie Fisher. I really resonated with many of the quotes in her book.
Once I started writing I became less and less impressed with what I read. I have a friend named Rachel who writes fantasies and the world’s she creates always impresses me, but she hasn’t tried publishing them so I can’t share.
As far as books that are in print I remember Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry made me laugh and cry. As a young girl I didn’t know how I would relate to a group of cowboys, but I quickly found myself being pulled in. Gus was my favorite character, smart and funny. Call, another character had a scene where a man was whipping the son he never claimed and he stands up against the attacker, and you could finally see he cared.
There was so much weaved throughout and some parts were satisfying and others still make me tear up if I think of them. So instead of thinking about the sad I’ll leave it with the first thing that made me chuckle. Gus had a sign out in front of the farm that read. We don’t rent pigs.
So much content in one comment! I think you might try to convince your friend Rachel to publish her stories since they seem to be very good. Secondly, it seems like a great book! I’ll check it out when I’ll have the time. Thank you! 😀
Oh, I have tried repeatedly to get her to submit, but she fears rejection too much. It’s a shame because her work is wonderful. Thank you for the interesting question.
That is a difficult one… the most recent book that I’ve red and loved is called “the unfortunate importance of beauty” by Amanda Filippachi and it’s both hilarious and thoughts-provoking! My favorite book of all times though is the unbearable lightness of being from Milan Kundera, the dynamics of the main characters are so well described !!!
Humor and thoughts-provoking is one of the best combinations out there! 😀
Always for me it is the last book I read. Just finished Owen Meany and it was captivating. I want to meet all the characters now.
In your mind, anything is possible!
Who moved my cheese. I loved every page
What is it about?
It’s a self empowerment book. It teaches how one should take on life’s challenges differently and also how one should never give in to situations
My kind of book 😀
I’ve never read the book, but I took a leadership course through work built around the premise of Who Moved My Cheese. There was a very cheesy movie that went along with it, pun intended 😃
Every movie has a lesson. Cheese too.
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Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson! A hilarious and serious autobiography about living with mental illnesses. I just loved the writing style and her stories. The book really made me rethink my life and how to create a reservoir of Happy on the bad days.
This is an advice we should all take!
Until now, it’s Jane Eyre. I learnt the importance of Self-respect, and the satisfaction that arises from respecting your own soul.
Yes, respecting yourself can be very satisfying!