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Bookworms
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I read books these days about how to use color in interior design. I have previously read Arabic books on the history of Egyptian and international art
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Thanks for sharing this with us π @Ashraf It's not something I am familiar with but I am sure it is interesting π0
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Hey @firebombmarkus, it's been ages I want to watch/read it and I still haven't had a chance... Can you believe it! I have to make time for it! Are you enjoying the book then compared to the movie?
At the moment, I'm reading a great thriller from the French writer Guillaume Musso, called L'appel de l'Ange (Call from an Angel in English) and it's super good! I've read many books from him and I always love the tension in them!
Next will be a book about animals and I can't wait!Β1 -
@QueenMia In most cases I prefer books. The movie is great indeed but the book is on a totally different level. I've read one book of Guillaume Musso and it was maybe 6 or 7 years ago, can't remember the name but I remember the feeling of a tension when I read it.
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Oh, man, I didn't write on this post for a while π So what are you reading right now, guys? I just finished reading I Know Why Caged Bird Sings written by Maya Angelou. She is really one of a kind, a magnificent soul ππ»
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It seems like no one is reading these days π What about you? @QueenMia
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Hey @firebombmarkus π Sorry, just saw that! Wow, I don't know that book but I love its title! I'll check it out π₯°Thanks for another great tip!
At the moment, I'm reading a book about women in Afghanistan and it's not always an easy read... It's called The Pearl that broke its shell, by Nadia Hashimi. I recommend!
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By the way, what's next then @firebombmarkus ?
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@QueenMia I know that stories from there are always hard to process and not so easy to read but I am sure the book has a great message.
I think I will start reading Madame Bovary. I am in the middle of two books now - Journey of Souls by Michael Newton ( I strongly recommend this one if you believe in the concept of souls, and his second book Destiny of Souls too) and Eat That Frog!: 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done in Less Time. I really enjoy both of them.
When I was younger I couldn't read several books at the same time but now I can. We are a constant change, aren't we? I am in philosophical mood today obviously π
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