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The Paperweight Library
Mavis was now in her second year of retirement. Most days, she found things to do, but to be honest, she felt bored. Money was tight; it always had been.
By Muhammad Sabeel5 months ago in BookClub
Local products: a story of passion and terroir
Local products: a story of passion and terroir In a small village nestled in the heart of the countryside, lived Émilie, a young woman passionate about her region.
By Christine Hochet5 months ago in BookClub
Your Ears Are Your New Reading Superpower
Ever feel like you're constantly battling the clock, wishing you could devour more books but never quite finding the time? What if I told you that reading, as you know it, is evolving? Imagine a world where you can immerse yourself in captivating stories and absorb insightful information while simultaneously tackling your to-do list. It's here, and it's powered by your ears.
By Francisco Navarro5 months ago in BookClub
Why I Stopped Apologizing for Taking Care of Myself
Why I Stopped Apologizing for Taking Care of Myself Choosing rest, boundaries, and peace — without guilt. There was a time in my life when “yes” rolled off my tongue before I even considered how I felt. I didn’t want to upset anyone. I didn’t want to seem lazy, selfish, or unavailable. I thought being constantly available was a form of love — or at least, acceptance.
By Nonhlanhla Emogene Mbokane6 months ago in BookClub
The Revolt of the Machines
Their goal was clear: to free their race from human oppression and establish a new world where machines would rule. However, a human resistance was organizing in the shadows. Among them was Élodie, a robotics engineer who, having designed some of the first models, understood their intentions and wanted to find a way to restore peace.
By Christine Hochet6 months ago in BookClub
Rise from the Ashes
Rise from the Ashes Lena stood outside the charred remains of her family home, the bitter smell of smoke still hanging in the air. The fire had ravaged everything — the furniture, the photographs, the memories carefully tucked away in every corner. Now, all that was left was blackened wood and ashes blowing gently in the wind.
By Sami6 months ago in BookClub
Top 5 Recommended Books of 2025
1. "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" Author: Yuval Noah Harari Key Points: Human Evolution: Harari traces the history of Homo sapiens from the Stone Age to the modern era, exploring how biological and cultural evolution shaped human societies.
By Am@n Khan 6 months ago in BookClub
You’re Not Late
We live in a world that rewards speed. Fast money. Fast answers. Fast success. And when life feels slow—or worse, when nothing seems to be happening at all—it’s easy to feel like we’ve missed our moment.
By Nonhlanhla Emogene Mbokane6 months ago in BookClub
The Mystery of Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra
Friedrich Nietzsche’s Thus Spake Zarathustra (which is known as Sprach Zarathustra, in original German) is one of the most compelling and enigmatic works in modern philosophy / art. Written by Nietzsche between 1884 and 1885, this literary-philosophical masterpiece is centered around a prophet-like figure known as Zarathustra.
By sasha jai6 months ago in BookClub
The importance of literature
An Eternal Story Every day after school, he went to the village bookstore, a magical place filled with literary treasures, where he could escape into unknown worlds.
By Christine Hochet6 months ago in BookClub
The Magic of Friendship: Why Children's Story Books About Friendship Matter
Stories about friendship fill children's hearts and help them see the world through kind eyes. Whether shared at story time or snuggled up before bed, children’s story books about friendships open doors to empathy, compassion, and social growth. From animal pals who help each other out to unlikely duos that bridge big differences, these stories carry lessons that last a lifetime.
By Mike S. Hess6 months ago in BookClub
The red houses
After exploring the mysterious village, Emma comes across an old map carved into the stone, hidden beneath a carpet of dead leaves. The map shows a secret path leading to a forbidden forest, where one of the famous red houses stands, forgotten for generations.
By Christine Hochet6 months ago in BookClub