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My 3(and a half) Reading Goals for the Year
To start off with a very honest answer I want to read 100 books. Why? Because why not? I believe that I can do it, it’s only eight and a bit books a month and I’ve already read six books by the time I’m writing this. I have a strong capability to read books really fast and so I thought I’d give myself a few additional challenges to make the task harder than it needs to be.
By Terri Allen2 years ago in BookClub
Empowering Businesses Globally: The Remote Revolution with RemoteAccounting24x7
In the ever-evolving landscape of business, the traditional office setup is giving way to innovative solutions that embrace flexibility and efficiency. One such pioneering force in the accounting industry is RemoteAccounting24x7, a brand that's redefining the role of senior accountants by embracing remote work. In this blog, we'll explore the transformative impact of remote senior accountant and shed light on the forward-thinking practices of RemoteAccounting24x7.
By Sandy Cool2 years ago in BookClub
Shattered Hopes: The Unforgiving Consequence of a Poor Political Decision. Content Warning.
Shattered Hopes: The Unforgiving Consequence of a Poor Political Decision In the heart of a struggling Asian nation, people dreamed of a bright future. They believed that their political leaders would lead them to prosperity. So far, in the back rooms of power, a decision was made that would darken the fate of the nation.
By Dimuth Priyankakumar Hakmana Vitharana2 years ago in BookClub
My favorite Pinoy middle grade books
I want to provide some information about respected first Filipino middle-grade books that are on my top list. "Gimo Jr. and the Aswang Clan" contain themes and supernatural elements that readers of Goosebumps, Harry Potter, and the Janus Silang series may be familiar with, but this middle-grade book is unique. Pasaporte does a fantastic job of remaining authentically Filipino while departing from the typical "strange and eerie barrio vibes."
By Berliza Palmes2 years ago in BookClub
7 Best Books for Understanding Human Nature
Embarking on a quest to decipher the labyrinthine intricacies of human nature is akin to attempting to fold a fitted sheet — an endeavor that promises challenge, occasional frustration, and a sprinkle of existential questioning. Yet, fear not, intrepid reader, for within the pages of countless books, ebooks, and mellifluous audiobooks, lies the treasure map to the enigma wrapped in human skin.
By Diana Bach2 years ago in BookClub
New Year's Reading Resolutions
Welcome, Fantasy Nerds! We’ve done posts before on our writing resolutions and how to accomplish them, so this year we decided to focus on reading resolutions for the New Year. Reading more is a New Year’s resolution we can get behind!
By Clever&WTF2 years ago in BookClub
Feeding Minds, Fueling Futures. Content Warning.
Dear honored guests, visionary readers, and fellow architects of change, welcome back to the cosmic realm of TopKru! Your return is a testament to the shared commitment we hold in reshaping and evolving our collective mindset. Thank you for embarking on this transformative odyssey with me, Andy Kru, the ever-curious factotum.
By Andy Kru2 years ago in BookClub
The Alchemy of Hearts
Victor, a maniac, used to dwell in the quaint village of Eldoria. Victor was known for his strange experiments that frequently baffled the villagers. He was eccentric and unpredictable. He lived in a creaky old mansion on the outskirts of town, surrounded by overgrown vines and a mysterious atmosphere.
By Bryan2 years ago in BookClub
They're Challenging Reading Challenges?. Top Story - January 2024.
In 1961 the town of Tarzana, California pulled a book off of the city library shelves as it was deemed unsuitable for children. The offense was clear: the story, one of a group of adventures, featured a couple clearly living in sin: Tarzan and Jane.
By Judey Kalchik 2 years ago in BookClub
Wellness and Mental Health
In the vibrant town of Blissville, there was a peculiar character named Harmony Rose. Harmony was not your typical resident; she possessed a magical ability to sense the emotional melodies of those around her. Her mission was to spread wellness and mental health throughout Blissville, a place where stress had become a silent but pervasive tune.
By Rahat2 years ago in BookClub
Book Review: To Kill a Shadow
About the Author- Katherine Quinn is most well-known for her book series “The Girl Who Belonged to the Sea” (The Azantian Trilogy #1) along with its second installment, “On These Wicked Shores” (The Azantian Trilogy #2) The third book just recently came out, “Crown of Salt and Bone” along with this book I’m reviewing today, “To Kill a Shadow” (Mistlands #1) the first book in the series.
By Shiny2 years ago in BookClub
Brilliantly Disturbing Deep Dive Into the Cult of The Drowned Prophet: The Running Grave
I thought I would read Robert Galbraith’s new detective story, The Running Grave, as a light reading over a few days to make my little breaks from writing a bit spicier.
By Jussi Luukkonen2 years ago in BookClub