What book are you reading?

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Terms and Conditions

[Heles 9,220]

Terms and Conditions

How's the book soo far????? ;p

[CabbageRoll 3,018]

How's the book soo far????? ;p

Skipped to I agree after first line

[CooperO 7,956]

"A Handful of Happiness: How a Prickly Creature Softened a Prickly Heart Hardcover" by Massimo Vacchetta and Antonella Tomaselli.

 

 

 

Massimo Vacchetta, an Italian veterinarian, provides expert care for large animals—cows, horses, sheep. One day, a friend asks him to help care for something much smaller: an orphaned baby hedgehog. Only a few days old and so very alone, Massimo is struck by her helplessness and connects with her in a way he’s never connected with any other animal. He names her Ninna. 

 

Soon, another sick hedgehog lands in his lap. And then another. As Massimo finds these hedgehogs who need his help, he finds himself—and the true meaning of compassion. 

 

While his other prickly patients are healed and released, Massimo continues to dote on Ninna like a child, constantly fretting about her health and happiness, not ready to say goodbye. But the cage that once kept her safe soon becomes a prison, and as much as it breaks Massimo's heart to let her go, he knows she longs to be free. 

 

Through this life-affirming story of a man and his hedgehog, we learn that there’s no such thing as too small an act, if it’s done out of great compassion and love.

 

 

 

I usually prefer reading fiction over true stories, but I'm thoroughly enjoying this one.

 

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Chaos and complexity in psychology : the theory of nonlinear dynamical systems

Edited March 21, 2019 by ZloyDanuJI

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"Advanced Bookeeping and Preparation of Final Accounts"

[Jay 1,431]

"Mein Kampf"

[ZloyDanuJI 409]

"Mein Kampf"

which language?

 

I read it in french 9 years ago... and then english 4 years ago.. and then when i talk about ti to friends who read it in other languages liek czech and polish i realized that each version had some parts changed differently so i learned german to read the original. if you're not reading it in german then i strongly reccomend you to because i feel it's the best

Edited March 21, 2019 by ZloyDanuJI

[Jay 1,431]

which language?

 

I read it in french 9 years ago... and then english 4 years ago.. and then when i talk about ti to friends who read it in other languages liek czech and polish i realized that each version had some parts changed differently so i learned german to read the original. if you're not reading it in german then i strongly reccomend you to because i feel it's the best

Im reading it in english because I do not understand German (Other than a few words which i prolly should not mention! :) )

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Im reading it in english because I do not understand German (Other than a few words which i prolly should not mention! :) )

ahaha it you have a german friend you could read it with him (you in english and him in german) and discuss every page together each time after you read it.

 

for exapmle, in french they translate mein kampf to "my combat", in polish they interpret it as "my testament" , in czech it's "my life" in russian it's "my struggle" etc... if you want to feel the full emotion...

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Heidi.

[Jay 1,431]

Heidi.

Read this one a few months ago. was nice

[Heles 9,220]

man, re-reading some good old Wordsworth classic book.

 

atm, i am reading pride and prejudice

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I just finished Pride and Prejudice, and started Wuthering Heights but misplaced it. So then, I read The Persian Gamble by Joel C. Rosenberg. I am also on Ezekiel 47 on my read straight through the Bible.

[Lose 881]

Magyk: Physik

 

Great series...

[r_Given6 859]

The Subtle Art of Keeping Calm

By Anne Grey

 

How I feel as a PRO

By Denew B.

 

Travelling through Hong Kong

By Rick Shaw

[Best_of_thunder_2015 1,354]

sKoOL BAoKs

[BFM 414]

The Art of saying No

[Lose 881]

Just started reading Sense and Sensibility.

[spiderman1000 737]

I'm reading Nat geo's answer book (encyclopedia like)

Also, on out of topic terms, i am sketching legendary pokemon.

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22 hours ago, spiderman1000 said:

I'm reading Nat geo's answer book (encyclopedia like)

Also, on out of topic terms, i am sketching legendary pokemon.

To very slightly go off-topic please ping me when u finish ur sketch 

 

[spiderman1000 737]

2 minutes ago, GoldWarlock said:

To very slightly go off-topic please ping me when u finish ur sketch 

 

I already did finish two

1.moltres (two actually but 1st one was disaster)

2. articuno.

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Alcools (French for Alcohols), collection of poems by Guillaume Apollinaire, kinda annoying to read lmao. 

[Gauss-Hornet 489]

Just finished reading Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Collection.

[spiderman1000 737]

I finished reading this forum page XD. nah i finished another encyclopedia on space.