The Alchemist, Untamed, Earth is Hiring, The Tools, Lincoln in the Bardo, The Ascent, The Lords of Discipline, The Four Agreements, Option B, Braving the Wilderness, Wild,
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The Midnight Library
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One Hundred Years of Solitude – it’s a big book about life that might help to cure this common delusion that there was only one right path, one right decision, one right job or place or partner or whatever out there that we just need to find somehow (usually simply getting more tense and insecure trying).
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Normal People – Sally Rooney
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Will save the galaxy for food
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Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy
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{{Wisdom of the Zen Masters: The Quest for Enlightenment by Chih-Chung Tsai}} is a graphic novel about the history of Zen Buddhism. It’s clear, simply written, broken up into short stories that can be read in 5 minutes or less, and that can be a source of inspiration and contemplation for years. Chih-Chung Tsai is a prolific and internationally celebrated Taiwanese comics author illustrator whose work has made Chinese philosophy and literature accessible to billions of people (his comics have sold 500 million copies).
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The Alchemist, Untamed, Earth is Hiring, The Tools, Lincoln in the Bardo, The Ascent, The Lords of Discipline, The Four Agreements, Option B, Braving the Wilderness, Wild,
The Midnight Library
One Hundred Years of Solitude – it’s a big book about life that might help to cure this common delusion that there was only one right path, one right decision, one right job or place or partner or whatever out there that we just need to find somehow (usually simply getting more tense and insecure trying).
Normal People – Sally Rooney
Will save the galaxy for food
Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy
{{Wisdom of the Zen Masters: The Quest for Enlightenment by Chih-Chung Tsai}} is a graphic novel about the history of Zen Buddhism. It’s clear, simply written, broken up into short stories that can be read in 5 minutes or less, and that can be a source of inspiration and contemplation for years. Chih-Chung Tsai is a prolific and internationally celebrated Taiwanese comics author illustrator whose work has made Chinese philosophy and literature accessible to billions of people (his comics have sold 500 million copies).