benevolentbrothers

The Seven Storey Mountain | Thomas Merton

The monastery should be the home of #BenevolentBrothers. #newyearnewyou @Eggs

GingerAntics This has been on my TBR for ages. Have you read it? What did you think? 5y

Lcsmcat I have and I liked it. My favorite quote is “If you don‘t want the effect, do something to remove the causes. There is no use loving the cause and fearing the effect and being surprised when the effect inevitably follows the cause.” I want to read his more mature work but haven‘t gotten around to it yet. 5y

Eggs I love the quote-pragmatic!! 5y

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TheEllieMo

The Blues Brothers | Mitchell Glazer, Miami Mitch

They were on a mission from God....

#BenevolentBrothers #NewYearNewYou @Eggs

Eggs Oh yeah good one! 5y

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jenniferw88

The Monk | Matthew Lewis

Some not so #benevolentbrothers for #newyearnewyou @Eggs

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TheSpineView

The Highwayman | R. A. Salvatore

#NewYearNewYou @Eggs
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This book is kind of Robin Hoodish.

Eggs Great choice and cover👏🏻👏🏻 5y

TheSpineView @Eggs 🙂 5y

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Eggs

Once We Were Brothers | Ronald H. Balson

Two boys growing up in WWII were close as children, like brothers, but their paths diverged as they grew into young men. The differences between their belief systems, characters, and behaviors were so vast that they no longer had a relationship. Dual timeline, legal thriller, unputdownable, unforgettable.

#benevolentbrothers
#newyearnewyou

Butterfinger I enjoy this series. 5y

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EadieB

The Benevolent Dictator | Tom Trott

Day 24 - #BenevolentBrothers #NewYearNewYou #BenevolentDictator #TomTrott

Ben helps his friend,Amal, who is an Arab prince. They become as close as brothers. They steer Amal‘s country towards democracy.

Eggs

Eggs Great job👏🏻 5y

EadieB @Eggs This one was challenging! 5y

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GatheringBooks

Brothers in Hope: The Story of the Lost Boys of Sudan | Mary Williams, R. Gregory Christie

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#NewYearNewYou Day 24: Fats‘ review: #BenevolentBrothers in Hope “is a story of courage and survival. The Lost Boys of Sudan traveled barefoot to Ethiopia, and then finally sought safety in Kenya. It was a dangerous journey through deserts, mountains, and rivers. Their lives in refugee camps were as challenging and difficult but it helped prepare them for their new life in America.” Full review: https://wp.me/pDlzr-8lj

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Eggs Perfect!!👏🏻👏🏻 5y

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