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This was a novel by the gal who writes the SPQ books, and it wasn’t lame, but it was pretty weak. (Seems like non-fiction writers have a hard time transferring to fiction. I can see why)
It was mediocre. I wouldn’t recommend it.
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4. identify 100 things that make me happy (besides money)
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20. Walk 10,000 steps a day
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24. Love my job
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25. Consider becoming a vegetarian or vegan
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I can’t remember the author’s name on this one. This book was a quick read, and actually approached the same old “I hate my job! NOW WHAT?” in a slightly different way. If I had the energy, I’d do the exercises.
So obviously the book wasn’t inspiring enough to make me do anything. FAIL.
It’s not that I didn’t LIKE the book. It’s just that it wasn’t enough.
Print #22: The Squire's Tale by Margaret Frazer
5 months ago
This short little paperback was pretty predictable, but the writing was very interesting, in that the style hearkened medieval writing and sentiments. The protagonist is a nun who solves mysteries. Because I’m interested in all things medieval, I was interested in the mores and habits, the room layout, etc. of the characters.
