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Feel Good 101

Emma Blackery

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THIS BOOK WON'T CHANGE YOUR LIFE But it might just help you change it yourself Only you can take the...

Bad Billionaire

Julie Kriss

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I’m no one. A mechanic. A getaway driver. A thief. I was born on the streets, and I like it...

BookCritics (259 KP) rated The Twelves Lives of Samuel Hawley in Books

May 15, 2017

As we are puzzling out Hawley’s stories, we’re also given a present day look into Loo’s life after too many moves, no real friends and a traveling bathroom shrine to honor her dead mother.

Critic- Good Book Fairy
Original Score- 4.5 out of 5

Read Review: http://www.goodbookfairy.com/the-twelve-lives-of-samuel-hawley-by-hannah-tinti/

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Ross (3284 KP) rated The Sun Sessions by Elvis Presley in Music

Jul 8, 2020

Rolling Stone's 11th greatest album of all time

Compilation of early Presley recordings from his time at Sun Records. No particular standout tracks, but it is always good to hear a different side of an artist of his stature, seeing how we developed from an energetic young showman into ... the caricature of him in later life.

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It's Only a Movie: Reel Life Adventures of a Film Obsessive

Mark Kermode

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In "It's Only a Movie," the incomparable Mark Kermode takes us into the weird world of a life lived...

Heads and Straights: The Circle Line

Lucy Wadham

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From Lucy Wadham, the bestselling author of The Secret Life of France, Heads and Straights is an...

Anninmi (2 KP) rated High Achiever-The Shocking True Story Of One Addict’s Double Life in Books

Apr 15, 2018 (Updated Apr 15, 2018)

Ms. Jenkin’s shares her story of traveling from what was seemingly a normal life to addiction to jail to sobriety in a way that is eye opening and entertaining offering hope to the reader that life can be good again. (0 more)

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This book, a true life story, is written in a way that reads like fiction and engages from the beginning. It is short and easy to read but full of valuable lessons to the reader of what jail is like and what it feels like to both have messed up and hurt those you love as well as successfully navigated recovery. There is some “mature content” (drug use, language, lesbianism) but it isn’t gratuitous. Ms. Jenkins book is as funny, touching, and insightful as her blog, “Juggling The Jenkins”.