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I read it again the day I wasn't the same. 🍋

"Second Time Reading, Different Feelings."

- This book is a book that we bought for a long time since the beginning of the first book. It is considered to be the first book to read. We read it until the end of the 22-year-old. Now we are back in the 26-year-old who has a sense of life pressure, social tiredness. We found Toxic. We came back to read it again because of the cover name. We really forgot a lot about how it was written. Today is back again to understand life better. We do it better than the first reading. If you ask who it suits, we can say that it suits everyone who feels tired or wants to encourage the book. This allows a lot of different perspectives. We took some examples that we like to share in case anyone wants to read or review this book.

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# lemon 8 diary # Book review worth reading # Book of encouragement # Encourage yourself

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A review of 'Graveyard Shift' by M.L. Rio, rated 4 stars. This 108-page novella is categorized as horror, mystery, and thriller. The review praises the ending and recommends it for botanical horror fans.
jan. reads! (& if i think u should read them 2 👀)
I started reading on January 4 and I’ve already made it through seven books! I know that seems like a lot and you’re probably thinking “â€Ķdoes she even have a life??” Though the answer to that is no, a lot of these books have been pretty short so i was able to read them quickly. And don’t compar
molly

molly

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Books I’d Trade My Soul to Read Again
"Did I finish this book, or did this book finish me?" Okay, so I don’t actually know about selling my soul—I mean, the market’s a bit unpredictable right now. Between late-stage capitalism, the planet slowly crumbling, and rent prices making me want to cry, I’m not sure my soul’s worth m
Meredith Jao

Meredith Jao

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Have You Ever Read a History Book?
It’s probably my hormones you guys because, you know, periods🙄🙄 But I’ll be brief. So Senator Bernie Sanders has been warning the United States about the rise of an oligarchy and the abuse of the working class for DECADES. No one gave a SHIT, including many “sympathetic” Democrats. Seeing him
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Teanne☕ïļðŸŦ–

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