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Why Me!!!
The rain fell in sheets outside my window, each drop tapping against the glass as if trying to pull me from my thoughts. I stared out into the grey afternoon, my reflection barely visible against the storm. It had been a month since the diagnosis, but it still felt like a bad dream I couldn’t wake from. Leukemia. The word lingered in the air, cold and unforgiving.
By Maryamabout a year ago in BookClub
My perfect affair
It started with a glance, a fleeting connection neither of us could deny. His name was Ethan—tall, effortlessly charming, and the very definition of a temptation I never knew I needed. I had been married for seven years, the stability of my life resting on a comfortable routine with Richard, my husband. We had a house in the suburbs, a dog named bullet, and conversations that had lost their spark long ago. We weren’t unhappy, but we weren’t living either we were stuck in between.
By Maryamabout a year ago in BookClub
accept the arguments, fix them, love them and stay.
“We fight, we fix, we love, we stay.” That’s called maturity. It’s the ability to navigate the ups and downs of a relationship with calmness, humility, and a willingness to grow together.
By TULY989storeabout a year ago in BookClub
The Magic of Storytelling
Were I given the option to have one amazing ability, I would select the gift of composing a bestselling fiction book like famous authors such as John Grisham, Glennon Doyle, Elizabeth Gilbert or James Patterson. Such power of writing a book that touches millions, moves hearts, and changes billions of lives for the better is not limited to success and wealth. It has the ability to connect deeply to the readers, change cultural perspectives, and leave an everlasting legacy. Therefore, here are the reasons as to why I believe this trait is the most important:
By Kageno Hoshinoabout a year ago in BookClub
Book Review: We Solve Murders
Introduction Steve Wheeler, a retired detective, is content living a simple life after years of dealing with criminal cases. His retirement consists of pub quizzes, sitting on his favorite park bench, and taking care of his cat. His days are peaceful, while his daughter-in-law, Amy, handles the high-stakes investigations. Steve believes his days of adrenaline and excitement are behind him—until a murder case disrupts his quiet retirement.
By Courtney Hoffabout a year ago in BookClub
If you want to become a writer
Becoming a writer is a dream that many hold but few actively pursue. The reason is simple writing seems daunting. The idea of putting thoughts on paper making them coherent creative and appealing to an audience often leaves would be writers feeling overwhelmed. However the truth is more straightforward than it seems. If you want to become a writer the key is to write. It is through the act of writing that one truly becomes a writer. There is no magical formula no instant expertise and certainly no shortcut. Writing is both a craft and an art honed only through practice and dedication.
By Jacobabout a year ago in BookClub
Homeland or Shroud 1
rother, no matter what happens, it becomes our duty to do something for our beloved country. Man, the enemy is so small that when he wants to do anything, we just sit quietly. God willing, we are terrorists. They will die only after purifying the land of Pakistan from the impure existence.. There was a crowd outside the shop of a small item.
By Asad Kingabout a year ago in BookClub
A.A. Milne’s “Winnie the Pooh”: A Funny and Heartwarming Classic
Almost everyone has heard of Winnie the Pooh. Walt Disney has adapted the classic character and books into animated movies and television shows, and the bear has a large fanbase worldwide. The story has even inspired several theories and psychological analyses. Why is a book written back in 1926 still being talked about by young and old alike? Are there hidden symbolisms in the characters? Let’s look deeper.
By Total Apex Entertainment & Sportsabout a year ago in BookClub
The 3 Types of Irony Explained: How They Differ and Why They Matter
One of those intriguing linguistic devices that gives fiction and everyday interactions substance is irony. Although it’s sometimes misinterpreted or disregarded, it can greatly enhance the interest level of a scene, dialogue, or story when utilized skillfully.
By Blueroseoneabout a year ago in BookClub
Why "Write My Dissertation For Me" Might Be the Answer You Need
Navigating the difficulties of dissertation writing can be intimidating, prompting many students to seek assistance using the phrase write my dissertation for me. While the idea of outsourcing this massive undertaking may seem appealing, it is critical to recognize the consequences. Enlisting professional aid can provide systematic advice, improve research quality, and ensure academic standards compliance. However, it is critical to select a reliable provider that is consistent with your academic integrity and personal objectives. With the correct assistance, you can turn a big task into a doable undertaking, allowing you to concentrate on other elements of your education while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
By sarah johnabout a year ago in BookClub
The Midnight Café: Where Time Stands Still. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
The story is about a mysterious café that only appears at midnight, where time seems to stop for its visitors. The protagonist, Olivia, stumbles upon this café after a particularly exhausting day, feeling lost in life and searching for direction. Inside, she meets other late-night wanderers, all with their own unresolved pasts. As the night progresses, she realizes that the café allows its visitors to confront their deepest fears, regrets, and dreams. But there's a catch—once you leave the café, your life will change forever.
By Harry N. Villedaabout a year ago in BookClub
Society at a Crossroads. Diminished Empathy, Rising Crime, and Injustice
In contemporary society, we bear witness to numerous changes shaping our everyday lives. However, one of the most concerning trends is the diminishing empathy and increasing crime across all spheres. As the world strives for material progress, it seems that values and ethical principles have yielded to the pursuit of success and wealth.
By A.Petrovskiabout a year ago in BookClub