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Desperate attempts...every govt builds infrastructure but no one really tries to project that they did charity. #Vote Chori is what keeps these people in. Their time was up long ago!
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Book 153. Emmanuel 's Dream The True story of Emmanuel Ofosu Yeboah. By Laurie Ann Thompson and Sean Qualls. A truly inspirational story.
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Book 152. Murder, She Wrote. A Date with Murder by Jessica Fletcher, Donald Bain & Jon Land. When old school meets online dating and tech.
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Book 151. The Woman in Me by Britney Spears Writing is very pain and toward the end feels bit whiny. But does raise question of how badly teen and women celebs are treated in media and life. Heartbreaking at times! teapaw.org/_alps/status/211437780…
Reading Britney Spears 's memoir "Woman in Me", I feel heartbroken. A teen celeb, and someone who had abortion and two kids in two years by age of 25, was hounded by paparazzi, men in her life and works at large. With no support. Her parents would be one who would hurt her most.
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Book 150. The Year I met my Brain by Matilda Bosely Story of ADHD diagnosis and saga of after: living with it. Very relatable.
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Book 148. Missing Joseph by Elizabeth George 7th in Lynley series - skip. It's the bleakest. Also the forever Deborah-St James and Lynley-Helen drama is nauseating and unbearable. I wish George would stop it already.
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Book 147. Water Moon by Samantha Sotto Yambao Story of two young people from different world, with liberal dose of magic realism. Beautiful world building but felt very rushed.. Still worth a read.
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Book 146. The Girl from Fergana: Secrets of My Mother's Chinese Tea Set Story of Stella's saf displacement from Poland during Holocaust and how it connects to history of Jews and Silk roads. Since it's not an area of interest, I read this book as a homework.
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Book 145 The Silent Appeal by Janice Hallett Bajrang Vaguely think I've read this be l book belt before but forgot to record it. Still it was familiar (because two books in series) and fun to read.
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Book 144 Finding Me by Viola Davis A memoir about clawing out of a life of poverty and trauma and yet having to find the self amidst of success haunted by trauma. Inspirational and raw!
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Book 143 The Dentist by Tim Sullivan Book #1 in Detective Seargent George Cross who has Asperger's syndrome. It's not easy either for him or those who work with him. This was a fun read.
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