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✍️ Today's topic is very interesting for me, because I want to know about your preferences and tastes in the world of books. To be honest, I don't read much these days, but I want to share one of the last books I enjoyed.

The book God Always Travels Incognito by Laurent Gounel is an easy read, but at the same time very instructive 📚

It is a story about how to change your life, find yourself, and overcome your inner fears. The protagonist faces serious life challenges, but thanks to the wise advice of a mysterious mentor, he gradually begins to see the world from a different angle.

The ending of the book was not a surprise to me, but I really liked how the main character's thoughts and actions unfolded. The book left a pleasant impression and inspired me to reflect on my own life.

By the way, @lyckylu  recommended this book to me, thanks 🤗

Topic of the day:

📖Book with /sense 

▫️Share recommendations of your favorite books that make sense.
▫️How often do you read books?
▫️Do you read online or paper books, maybe you like audiobooks?

4 Best casts will get rewards from @ghostbo4 🎁

Don’t Eat with the people U won’t starve with 💀🖤

Topic of the day:

📖Book with /sense 

▫️Share recommendations of your favorite books that make sense.
▫️How often do you read books?
▫️Do you read online or paper books, maybe you like audiobooks?

4 Best casts will get rewards from @ghostbo4.eth 🎁

Can a woman be good in the crypto world as a man? I want to check it⚖️                                            ▫️creator of the channel /sense

Now I’m reading my 72nd book this year. Prefer paper, but good both with e-books and audio. 

Of course I have my special reco list:
1. The house in which. Mariam Petrosyan
2. Invisible Monster. Chuck Palahniuk
3. The Master and Margarita. Michael Bulgakov
4. The Immortalists. Chloe Benjamin
5. Klara and the Sun. Kazuo Ishiguro