pickQOTD- Favorite book about mental health?
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest is a tour-de-force. Focused on the story about a sane man being sentence to an asylum, Cuckoo's Nest it's about what we consider 'healthy' in an ultimately insane world. It also asks us to consider what it means to be free, how we treat ourselves as individuals, and most importantly, how it important it is to fight against the system, whichever it may be
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so-soWhat has been your best quarantine read?
A man wakes up in isolation with no memory and is told that he's being kept inside because his immune system's compromised and there's been a horrible pandemic outside.
The sense of mystery was good, but the story was a little fatty and predictable, so in the end i'd only recommend this for previous fans of Tremblay's work
Never seen a more true statement. There are many books to movies that come to mind but the first that I think of is Lord of the Rings. Books had so much more depth. What book to movies do you think this is true for? #booksarebetter
I had to take a break from my Kirsten Hannah books, I love her writing but it‘s way too intense for back to back reading. So I‘m listening to Divergent, I‘ve only ever watched the movies and I love seeing the sometimes subtle sometimes massive differences #booksarebetter #2018 #yearofbooks
Starting #22 as I journey through the Stephen King universe in order! Easier than I thought it would be since he is so readable! Just finished Pet Sematary and only gave it a So/So....I didn't like Louis and I couldn't stand Rachel. #booksarebetter #readmore
Saw this on Facebook. So many people answered books it made me want to weep. #booksarebetter
When there‘s no WiFi and everyone else is complaining #booksarebetter
Getting an early start on the 2018 #readharderchallenge with this posthumously published Crichton!
The new Star Wars Movie is great but I‘m always thrown off by the ‘No Spoilers‘ franticness... most movies where I‘m going as adiehard fan, I know the whole story at least 2 years in advance. #booksarebetter
pickUsed our free tickets to go see Wonder this afternoon. The 8yo and I really liked it. I loved hearing him make comparisons between the book and film. #lifelessons #booksarebetter
#Emojinov #🎟
#rocktober #theunforgiven
Not going to spoil this for anyone who hasn‘t read it or seen the movie (but GO read it, it‘s amazing) - so just to say this whole book is about whether we can forgive another, or atone for a terrible mistake and earn forgiveness.
I struggle to forgive a character in this book!
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