left or right?

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Have you reed this books? What’s your opinion?

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This book has impressed me so much that I haven't been able to put it down for five months now. It makes you think about the importance of fatherhood and its role in shaping a person, about how fathers don't raise sons—they raise fathers. Sons inherit not power, but their father's way of thinking. That's the kind of love that happened here. ❤️

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We'll start soon!

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I'm reading Harris, and I've reread Eric Berne. It's interesting to go back and see what I highlighted before and what new insights I gain now. The kindest thing is that today I felt the desire to learn again. I had completely lost any interest in new information, even in studying finance. I thought it was over, like I had burned out or old age had arrived in our village. What are you reading now?

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Ravens are messengers between worlds. Their cawing is the voice of ancestors, and their gaze reflects lost stars. If a raven crosses your path, stop. It’s a sign: fate is calling. 🖤✨

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Share your opinion? Have you read it?)

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Have you read this book? What’s your opinion?

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Are you becoming fragile or antifragile?

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The stars flicker quietly, but their light is lost in the city noise. Away from the hustle and bustle, they still live mysteriously, reminding them of a childhood full of miracles.

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❤️

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It is a good book🥰

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“Believe it or not--it takes a lot of love to hate you like this.” Do you recognize the writer and the book?😜

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For me, this is the best book in the trilogy, but what about you?

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