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Rated Veronika Decide Morrer 10/10
Um livro semi autobiográfico de Paulo Coelho. Três são as personagens principais: Veronika, a que decidiu morrer, Mari e Eduard. <br/><br/>Não espere ação. São mais divagações das personagens.<br/><br/>No final da edição que li Paulo conta um pouco da sua história real de internações, que eu tinha conhecido através de um livro do falecido Ken Robinson.<br/><br/>É tocante a parte em que ele menciona Eduardo Suplicy. Aparentemente o livro inspirou um bom projeto de lei no passado.
Wants to read The Innocence of Father Brown: by G. K. Chesterton
Rated Turning Point: How to create a winning mindset 6/10
This is a book that mixes the basics of self-help literature (Emotional Intelligence, Action Plans, Smart Goals, and so one) with NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming). It has lots of activities, which is good. You should be ready to write a lot as you read the book. <br/><br/>One of the great things about self-help and productivity books are stories. This book has not many stories. No long story as the ones you can read in book by Cal Newport, for instance. I suggest that the author includes more stories in the next edition. That's the main weakness of this book for me.<br/><br/>But, if you like more abstract book, this one is full of content and it has some (24) references for the concepts it uses.
Wants to read Babbitt: Fully annotated edition with over 300 notes
Wants to read Flappers and Philosophers: The Collected Short Stories