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I guess it's unusual to see a new article here, the thing is, I got a mail from google analytics, and the report showed me how many readers passed by last month. Meanwhile, I've just enumerated some books I want to read from a thread on Quora that I think it's very interesting; as a result, they're reasons why this post comes up.
Besides, I recently deleted Instagram because it seems to become a bit dull as everyone does the same thing as well as using same filters 🐶. The world does not just have the bright spark, in fact, the dark side makes people stronger by looking inward, in my view, that's the moment when creativity starts.
So, here's my list, I'd be happy to know if you have any thought. Happy summer 🏄
My booklist
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