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QuestLove recommended My Book About Me in Books (curated)

 
My Book About Me
My Book About Me
Dr. Seuss | 1996 | Education
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"My favorite children’s book was Dr. Seuss’ My Book About Me, which is a kind of guided workbook that lets you write your own autobiography. I carried it around as if I wrote it, which I guess I did. I was so proud. To this day, I love that book — I probably have 50 blank copies of it in storage."

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Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
John Gray | 2002 | Health & Fitness
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6.6 (5 Ratings)
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It is very well organized, and covers every important aspect of a relationship (2 more)
It is simultaneously rational, but filled with hope.
Relevant and applicable to every situation
This book got me through the worst breakup of my life
"I simply cannot recommend this book enough. It is a 'self-help' psychology book I suppose, but it is so much more than that. It is funny, witty, and more than anything: helpful. Whether you are in a relationship (happy or struggling), or recently single, this book will help you learn things about yourself you've never known. I hope this helps you our with 'your favorite Martian,' or 'your favorite Venusian.'" -from my Bookstagram account, rorythereader
  
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Monte B (16 KP) rated Catching Fire in Books

Aug 31, 2017  
Catching Fire
Catching Fire
Suzanne Collins | 2012 | Young Adult (YA)
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8.2 (179 Ratings)
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Amazing!
I have to say, this is my favorite book of the trilogy. The first one started it, but this one kept it going. Great storytelling, great action, and one hell of an ending.
  
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Bookish832 (16 KP) rated Mockingjay in Books

Sep 6, 2017  
Mockingjay
Mockingjay
Suzanne Collins | 2012 | Young Adult (YA)
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8.1 (174 Ratings)
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My least favorite of the trilogy, it just feels drawn out, the action is good but it won't stop you from feeling like this book could've been half as many pages while still finishing the story.
  
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You Don't Want To Know
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10.0 (1 Ratings)
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"Maybe I am crazy. It's possible. But it's my crazy and I'm owning it." Thank you, Lisa Jackson, for one of my favorite lines in any book I've recently read. What an excellent, twisted, unpredictable story.
  
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Gloria Steinem recommended Dark Matter in Books (curated)

 
Dark Matter
Dark Matter
Robin Morgan | 2020 | Fiction & Poetry
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Though I plan to stay off desert islands, and live to be 100, this soon-to-be published book of poetry contains my favorite lines: ‘….It’s sweetness/ that turns leaving sour, joy that makes dying hard.

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Gloria Steinem recommended Dark Matter in Books (curated)

 
Dark Matter
Dark Matter
Robin Morgan | 2020 | Fiction & Poetry
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"Though I plan to stay off desert islands, and live to be 100, this soon-to-be published book of poetry contains my favorite lines: "….It’s sweetness/ that turns leaving sour, joy that makes dying hard.”"

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A Damsel in Distress (1937)
A Damsel in Distress (1937)
1937 | Comedy, Drama, Musical
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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"My favorite film is a Fred Astaire film called A Damsel in Distress. It’s without Ginger Rogers, but it’s based on a P.G. Woodhouse book, who is my favorite author of all time, and he wrote the script. And it’s hilarious, and it’s wonderful. Astaire is amazing in it. Joan Fontaine is 22 years old. It’s beautiful, and it’s based on this wonderful Woodhouse book. I watch that at least once a year. And it’s got Burns and Allen, and they’re hilarious. It’s a great film."

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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
J.K. Rowling | 2014 | Children
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9.0 (221 Ratings)
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I love all of the Harry Potter books, but Order of the Phoenix is my favorite. There are so many good lessons for young people in this book. Thinking for yourself. Questioning authority. Standing up against injustice.
  
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The New Girl (Fear Street, #1)
R.L. Stine | 1989
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6.0 (1 Ratings)
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Hmmm, this was my favorite Fear Street book of all-time, but on reading it? Not that great?
How did I not notice that it makes no sense at all?

It's got some nicely creepy moments, though.