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How To Do The Work Book ReviewHow To Do The Work – Nicole LePera Genre: Nonfiction – Self-Help, Psychology Publisher: Orion Release Date: 11 March 2021 Format read: Audiobook and Paperback (the reviewer alternated between both formats) Sou…
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Bad Therapy Book ReviewBad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren’t Growing Up – Abigail Shrier Genre: Nonfiction – Society & Culture Publisher: Sentinel Release Date: Feb 27, 2024 Format read: eBook Source of book: This book was acquired indep…
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Solitaire Book ReviewSolitaire – Alice Oseman Genre: Contemporary Fiction (Young Adult) Publisher: Harper Collins Children’s Books UK Release Date: July 31, 2014 Format read: Ebook (revised edition, post-2020, see details below) Sou…
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Man, you couldn’t get away from this book when it blew up. Copies of it were everywhere. Interesting to see a new take on it after all these years.
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The Da Vinci Code Book Review: The World's Most (In)famous ThrillerThe Da Vinci Code – Dan Brown Genre: Thriller, Mystery Publisher: Anchor Release Date: March 18, 2003 Format read: Physical (Special Illustrated Edition, hardback) Source of book: This book was acquired i…
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It seems copies of it still might be everywhere – according to this article you can have too many copies of it and that’s why libraries get rid of books https://theconversation.com/librarians-have-good-reasons-to-weed-books-from-their-shelves-why-is-book-removal-so-controversial-232163