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30 Friday Weekend Vibes Quotes—Feel the Weekend Energy Begin
Friday weekend vibes quotes: It's Friday. Let's start the Weekend Vibes! Fridays are simply magical. The air is more buoyant, the mood more upbeat, and the energy changes. We wait all week for that glorious feeling of Friday—the first taste of freedom, laughter, and relaxation. That is the emotion we want to amplify with these Friday weekend vibes quotes, and we also want to kindle the joy of just knowing that the weekend is around the corner.
By Owais Ahmed10 months ago in BookClub
Drinking a lot has been linked to brain lesions and the risk of cognitive decline.
Introduction Heavy alcohol consumption has long been associated with a range of health problems, from liver disease to heart issues. But recent studies have shed light on another alarming consequence — the damaging impact of heavy drinking on brain health. Research now strongly links chronic alcohol abuse to brain lesions and a higher risk of cognitive decline, including memory loss and dementia.
By Md Shahadat Hossain10 months ago in BookClub
White Teeth at 25
Twenty-five years... I must admit that I was in a bit of a daze when I left the bookstore and had the idea in my head that it had been twenty-five years since this particular tome had been published. But there it was, clear as day on the cover of the new hardback edition from Penguin:
By Kendall Defoe 10 months ago in BookClub
5 Books whose TV or Film Adaptations Don't Care What They Say
1. Starship Troopers by Robert A. Heinlein (Adapted into the film Starship Troopers directed by Paul Verhoeven) Robert A. Heinlein's Starship Troopers is a complex exploration of citizenship, civic duty, and the role of the military in society. The novel presents a future where full citizenship, including the right to vote, is earned through voluntary federal service, often but not exclusively military. It delves into the philosophical underpinnings of this system, examining the responsibilities that accompany rights and the idea that those who are willing to sacrifice for the collective good should have a greater say in its governance. The book is largely told from the perspective of Juan "Johnnie" Rico, a young man who enlists in the Mobile Infantry and undergoes rigorous training, reflecting on the societal structures and the justifications for the war against the alien "Bugs." Heinlein's narrative, while action-packed, is deeply concerned with the moral and political implications of its futuristic setting.
By Moharif Yulianto10 months ago in BookClub
Solve It Through Writing
When teaching others how to write, giving an example of our own work is the third rail. Doing so invites distraction. Instead of demonstrating the desired principle, the presentation of work itself is questioned, picked apart and criticised. The broader lesson is forgotten. This is made worse in that a sentence or even a paragraph of writing rarely stands sufficiently on its own to impress — especially if we're discussing fiction, as opposed to academic or scientific writing. It is for these reasons that creative writing teachers avoid demonstrating their work in any way, shape or form. The counter to this is that many such teachers are published authors... and that if the student wants a demonstration, the teacher's book can be purchased.
By Alexis D. Smolensk10 months ago in BookClub
Book Review: Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life
Hello, friends! I'm Rahul Sanaodwala, the founder of StriWears.com. Welcome to My Book Stories, Today, we’re talking about a book called Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life by Francesc Miralles and Hector Garcia.
By Rahul Sanaodwala10 months ago in BookClub
The Immigrant Veronicas Story
Hello everyone My name is Nery and I am an author based in Kingswood in Bristol and I have recently had my first book published entitled 'The Immigrant Veronicas Story'. It's a true-crime, semi-autobiographical story telling the harrowing and shocking true story of Veronica as she endured domestic abuse and violence from a very young age that continued in to adulthood. She escaped her constant pain and suffering to start a new life away from her family, her friends and the country she called home. Her new life in England bought peace and solitude only for a short while as a new regime of terror began that eventually led to murder. My story is based on actual events that occurred in Bristol in 2003 and carry memories that still haunt me even today. My novel has caught the attention of the media as it has had two newspaper articles published about it. One was in the Bristol Post newspaper last month and the other in this months edition of the Kingswood Voice. The links to the articles are below where you can learn more about my life in Bristol, my story and the inspiration behind it's creation.
By Author_Nery McMahon10 months ago in BookClub
List of Top 10 Nikita Singh Books of All Time
When it comes to Indian contemporary romance, Nikita Singh’s name stands out. With over a dozen successful novels under her belt, she’s established herself as a voice for modern young love. Her stories, whether about loss, self-discovery, or healing, frequently feel like they were taken right out of real life—raw, emotional, and immensely relevant. Here’s a list of famous books of nikita singh books of all time.
By Blueroseone10 months ago in BookClub
