How are you brave?

How do you treat something that cannot be seen or explained? How do you articulate the millions of thoughts that take over in succession when all you are trying to do is focus on a task? 

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What is something you want to achieve this year?

I have been lugging around a lot of goals, some even from 2014. Some are silly and more of a skill I’ve wanted to master, while others are pretty drastic and include many lifestyle, mindset, and physical changes. 

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Book Tag: 20 Questions

20 questions is one of my all-time favourite games. I remember playing it in college and I guessed the object (a Xerox machine) within the first five questions. It was the proudest moment of my life *sarcasm*. Jokes apart, it was a really fun time and this tag (because of the name) brought back those memories.

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Book Review: The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion

Book Blurb

Love isn’t an exact science – but no one told Don Tillman.

A handsome thirty-nine-year-old geneticist, Don’s never had a second date. So he devises The Wife Project, a scientific test to find the perfect partner. Enter Rosie – ‘the world’s most incompatible woman’ – throwing Don’s safe, ordered life into chaos. Just what is this unsettling, alien emotion he’s feeling?

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Why i’m not buying books in 2021

I’m not buying any books in 2021. I will be reading books I already own and finish them rather than let them collect dust on my shelf. Now, why did I come to this decision is the story that follows.

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Book Tag: Seven Deadly Sins

Another Thursday. Another Book Tag. Maybe I should make this a Thursday thing (assuming I post regularly). Book tags are helping me discover amazing blogs by some truly amazing bookworms. Plus, they are really fun to do. This week, I’m tackling the Seven Deadly Sins.

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Book Review: The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper by Phaedra Patrick

Book Blurb

Forty years of marriage. Eight golden charms. One man’s journey of discovery.

Arthur and Miriam Pepper were happily married for forty years. They shared an uneventful life in Yorkshire, two children and had no secrets. At least that’s what Arthur thought.

Now he is on his own. He gets up every morning, eats his breakfast, waters his plant, Frederica, and speaks to nobody unless it is absolutely necessary. Until something disrupts his routine.

On the first anniversary of Miriam’s death, Arthur finds a small box containing a gold charm bracelet. On the underside of an elephant charm is a telephone number and, uncharacteristically, Arthur picks up the phone.

That call changes everything he thought he knew about Miriam. Embarking on a journey, charm by charm, Arthur uncovers his wife’s secret life before they met, and along the way learns more about himself.

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