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Sweat: Kayla Itsines Fitness

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Be stronger. Be leaner. Be the best you - Hundreds of gym & home workouts - Clear instructions and...

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Fruit Bat (42 KP) rated A Grim Almanac of Norfolk in Books

Mar 1, 2018

Written in almanac form 'A Grim Almanac of Norfolk 'covers over 300 hundred years of Norfolk history. There is a story for everyday of the year and is accompanied by many black and white illustrations. Naming just a few you can find tales of bizarre accidents, smuggling, body snatching ,murder and much more. Because of the style of writing it is easy to dip in and out of with no need to read from front to back. The book is well presented and must have taken the author many hours of research to complete the book , I am enjoying reading the book and those with an interest in social history will find it interesting , however some people may find it repetitive as the book has a running theme.

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Liliannar (58 KP) rated Hunger in Books

May 29, 2018

Hunger

Roxane Gay | 2017 | Biography

9.7

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This book was difficult to read while being an absolutely smooth and easy read. Despite not having the same physical problems as the author, I could understand the things she was saying about building up a fortress around herself. About not feeling secure or safe in her own body and wanting to change that. I feel like this is almost a must read for everyone. Male, female, thin, fat. It really opened my eyes about so many things in the world around me. Definitely worth the time it took to read and one I would enjoy again.

It didn't feel like a book about someone. It felt like sitting with the author while she let you read her journal and see the inner-most part of her mind and soul.