Welcome to Hive Book Club Highlight #228
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We are again sharing with you today's finely curated post in the community for your reading pleasure, and possibly book recommendations.
We communicate without paying much attention to what the audience needs to know and how the audience wants to receive what we are communicating. Smart Brevity is about:
https://peakd.com/hive-180164/@iwannabeme/smart-brevity-is-changing-the
What world would you want to live in? This is an interesting question to ask, and one I think not enough people ask themselves. It can take the course of mere intellectual gymnastics; think, for example, Plato’s The Republic.
https://peakd.com/hive-180164/@fermentedphil/the-book-of-malachi-a-book-review
Before I go into the book, I want to introduce the author of the book to you guys. The book is titled DAVID COPPERFIELD which was written by Charles Dickens. I haven’t read many books written by this author apart from Oliver Twist. I’m sure most of us are quite familiar with this book, so you would Definitely understand when I tell you this is a book worth reading. The author was born In February 1812, Charles dickens lived until he was 58. Some of his works include; The pickwick Papers, Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol, A tale of two cities…. And many more.
https://peakd.com/hive-180164/@jimah1k/david-copperfield-book-review
The Scarecrow's Daughter is a children's novel that can be read from the age of 12, written by Maria Gripe, a Swedish author who died in 2007, whose children's stories and novels for children have been translated into more than ten languages and has won numerous awards, including the Hans Christian Andersen (1974), considered by many as the "Children's Nobel Prize for Literature".
https://peakd.com/hive-180164/@juniorgomez/eng-esp-the-scarecrows-daughter
Hello dear friends of Hive and this beautiful community of Hive Book Club, I hope you are well and that you are having a great day. On this occasion I want to share with you a book I read a few weeks ago and I didn’t know how to review it, not that the book is bad because it is not, but I didn’t have the right words to share this story. This is a short story that goes from Ireland to Prague and then to New York, a story that I found very exciting, honestly I read it in 3 days of how glued I was with him 😅, also, today I started to investigate a little and the legend of the Moiras (the three goddesses of destiny) is real, Cloto (Spins the thread of life) Laquesis (weaves the destiny) Atropos (cuts the thread of life). I really liked that the author used this legend of the Moiras to make this wonderful story and I hope you like it too:
Moving past the saving part and walking towards investing was the highlight of the story. This is because a lot of factors that we are asked to learn about today as we journey into the world of investing were revealed to Arkad. Although he learned the most important principle of them all the hard way when he lost all of his first savings to speculations.
The last book I read (in its entirety) was thanks to watching the Shadow & Bone series on Netflix, and obviously, after finishing the second season, I was curious about how different it was from the book. In this review, I won't talk about the series, although I will make a small comparison at the end of this article.
https://peakd.com/hive-180164/@soy-laloreto/shadow-and-bones-or-book-review
Some time later I too would have asked myself the same question, in the same situation, hovering between guilt and anger. This 'why' is not addressed to anyone in particular, if there had to be someone, it would be ourselves, grateful for this life. A sense of gratitude that transforms guilt into responsibility, making our life a divine mission, for better or for worse. Good and evil are balanced, giving our being human a wider and truer meaning. It must have been hard on those cold winter nights to tell oneself that there is always something to learn, and to be able to neutralise the natural and hypocritical feeling of being a failure.
After having read "It ends with us" I could not stay without reading its sequel called "It starts with us", it starts right where the previous story left off, our protagonists are recently divorced and are learning to deal with the issue of being first time parents and sharing custody of their daughter and it is here when Atlas, Lily's first love, comes back into her life.
https://peakd.com/hive-180164/@andr3apat1no/it-starts-with-us-by-colleen-hoover-i-liked-it-espeng
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