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  • @Sjentho2233 | The Proximity Principle
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    "Hi, my name is Chandra Thomas and I have a podcast called Adventures on the Dish where we talk about food, fun and adventure. So the last book I read is the Proximity Principle by Ken Coleman. He's one one of Dave Ramsey's personalities. And what is and what this book entails is what do you want to do Is life is more than just work. You got to find your passion and your purpose and that and those and that reading itself convicted me."
    2 min
  • @jabeen19 | My Reading Ritual...
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    "The ritual of reading book then you get used to of reading. And when you get used to of reading then you feel like this is the only world which you have to live in. So having a ritual like mine that laying on the bed alone with lights open and books is in front of me feels like dreaming and empowering me. Just for me books becomes like a mother, like friend, a spouse."
    5 min
  • @rubyreads | Current Read
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    "So yeah, I think that's why I like Sabine's point of view in the book the most. I mean, the other. I think Alice is the other character. I don't really feel as engaged with her because she's in the modern day, like 2019, which is something I want to, like, get away from. Which is why I like, like seeing what, like, a historical perspective looks like. But yeah, I'm just really loving it."
    2 min
  • @rubyreads | My Reading Ritual...
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    "The coziest reading ritual is probably taking an everything shower and then coming back to my room with all my fairy lights on and some white noise. And I feel like that gets me really in the space to sit down and read and just have a peaceful time with my book. And so, yeah, I just really love doing that on a night. And it's. It just calms you down and gets you ready for, like, a good night's sleep as well."
    1 min
  • @Matthew.b.b | A book that surprised me...
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    "One of my favorite books of all time is Evelyn Hugo Seven Husbands. I didn't like it as first just I was a little bit bored by it. Like I wasn't fully there, not fully understanding it. But then I got more into it. I was obsessed with it. Just the way it was written in the interview format. And then like all the trauma that happened with all her different husbands. And then like the queer undertones. Everything. Well, I used overtones."
    1 min
  • @Victor57 | A book that broke my heart...
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    "What stayed with me after were Hazel's words, which were Some infinites are bigger than other infinites. That single line made me realize how even the briefest moments, if they are real, if they are honest, can shape us for life. It reminded me that we don't need a lifetime to make something meaningful. Sometimes even a shorter chapter can leave the deepest imprint. The book made me more tender, more grateful, and more aware of how fragile yet beautiful life can be."
    2 min
  • @DressingRoom8 | A book that broke my heart...
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    "And it was cute and relatable and. And it wasn't over the top. And you can imagine how it ends. I'm not going to say that you need to read the book and watch the movie. Watch the movie. Oh, gosh, watch the movie. But the book had me literally crying throughout chapters. I was broken. I was absolutely broken. And I was better because of it. Because it just again reiterated and reminded me of the importance of."
    2 min

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