Indeed a book certain to delight. I had so much fun reading this book. Definitely a must read for mystery, thriller inclined readers. Right after finishing the Unsolved, went straight to buy myself yet another Patterson book. You can tell, I got really hooked. ❤️
This, by far is the book that extends deap-seated insights of how true nature of ego weakens one person. Personally, I find this book inspiring and definitely stimulating.
Wherever you are, whatever you plan to do, the only enemy you have to battle with is your EGO. Cliche as it is but ego can make or break you. We live in a palatial world, it can sometimes be overwhelming or degrading it all depends on how you maneuver every turn.
"Your deeds are your monuments."
This is just one of the many precepts from Mr. Browne's Precepts. Nothing exceptional with this book just a typical story. Yet, each one of them possesses a character that personifies people's hallmark. Like how they dealt with August's extraordinary mien. That no matter your condition in life, it always takes a morally able mind to know how and who will look at you the way he looks an ordinary being.
"It is my business to know what people don't know." -SH
Oh man, how I wish I could learn SH's way of deduction. I was in senior high school the first time I've read this book and I couldn't fathom then how insane this book was. Literature at its finest. ?
I'm an avid reader of his works and no those aren't mine. I just took a photo of his books from a bookstore. 😅 Who else here have read books of Haruki? ❤
#HarukiMurakami
"Someone out there always have it worse than you do."
An eye-opener story inspired by true events. ?
#HaveALittleFaith
DARKNESS
Terrifying, nullifying, dreadful. What if this is your world? Your reality? Would you mind to live and accept the fact that nothing is truly impossible? Anything can happen in this world or in our worlds and it's an enormously terrible feeling. You are always tied, connected and it's in your hands to find your way out.
It's been a while. This is by far my most fave read from Haruki Murakami. A must read everyone 🤗
so-so“And sometimes the harder you try to hang on to something, the less you can see that.”
"You don‘t get to freeze the picture when you want it. It would have been living in the past, and eventually, you just start doing it over again."
It's a good book if yiu love overly dramatic written stories. There were some parts that I like but then at the middle of the story, I found myself getting irritated to the train of events.
pickJust finished my second Morgan Matson read. Readers should watch out for the traditional scavenger hunt of Andie and her friends. Kind of exhilarating, you feel like you were vicariously part of the two-hour challenge just by reading it. Also, dog lovers would definitely love the story just like me. 🐕♥
#FʀɪʏᴀʏIɴᴛʀᴏ
1. Cakes
2. No
3. Not yet
4. Music
5. Sure sure. 👍
@jesshowbooks
pickI knew then and there right after reaching almost the end part of the book, I got to give it a 5 ⭐. Well every singe book written by Haruki Murakami deserves all the stars. Started out with an unnamed character embarked on a journey that would set to change his whole life ahead if he failed to do the task as the chosen individual. So the story went by so as the Man's adventure searching for a sheep with a star on the back. It was a great read. 👌
Have you guys tried reading any of the abovemetioned books?
In my case, I have only read All The Bright Places the rest are now added to my long list of TO READ list. 📖 How about you?
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#OɴʟʏRᴇᴀᴅᴇʀꜱUɴᴅᴇʀꜱᴛᴀɴᴅ
As of the moment, I have no vacant shelf to organize my books, I use crates as a storage for some of my books.
There's nothing that I can think of. 😅
I generally sniff any book not mine including. I have a habit of sniffing books soon as I open it.
No, and I always prefer the original cover of the book.
@nu-bibliophile
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1. No. 😁 Cause I've always been a firm believer that every single thing that had happened in the past was all part of His plan. Who am I to change it? 😉
2. Yes and sometimes I wish I am living in a different world.
3. Not yet.
4. Yes. As in always day in and day out.
@wanderinglynn
Currently reading this book. Kind of mythological and allegorical. Typical #Haruki Murakami writings always exquisitely written. The enigmatic aspect of the flow of the story has the readers undulating in their minds.
Though I'm not really a coffee person. 😅
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Thank you. 😍😍
Who's guilty like me? 😅🙌 Idk why I find it so pleasantly satisfying tho ppl around me loathe it so much.
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The bus can represent a lot of things in life depends on how someone would interpret it. It can mean opportunities long been waiting for you and yet you missed the chance or purposely chose something you thought the easy way out but at the end of the day, you realized you're wrong.
#sadtruth
Books dedications are meant to stab your head for like thousand times and you still gotta love them.
"If you can love someone with your whole heart, even one person, then there's salvation in life. Even if you can't get together with that person."
#1Q84
An emotionally inspiring true to life story from Ten Boom sisters. I wish to visit their house in the future which is now operating as a museum.
#TenBoom
This is a good book. 💯
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