Books!

"Feeling is the Secret" by Neville Goddard

I just finished "Did You Ever Have a Family?" by Bill Clegg. It's heart-breaking and soul-restoring at the same time. There's something about sharing the turbulence after loss with fictional characters that is kind of cathartic. I love the way Clegg told the story.

It's about the aftermath of a house fire that takes the lives of one woman's boyfriend, daughter, ex-husband, and her daughter's fiance--all the people she had in the whole world. The novel switches from points of view between everyone who was effected, even remotely, by these losses, and explores loneliness, forgiveness, compassion, and the weight of regret in all our relationships. It's a beautiful story.

I recommend it!

from author Isabel Allende "Paula" ...I have not finished it yet but so far so good

Outliers - Malcolm Gladwell

This is fourth times I'm reading this book. But the first time for this edition.

The Legend of the Holy Drinker (German: Die Legende vom heiligen Trinker) a 1939 novel by the Austrian writer Joseph Roth.

It tells a story about an alcohol addict, Andreas, who wants to return money he has borrowed, but fails because he spends all of his money on alcohol.

I have just finished reading "Our Lady of Paris" by Victor Hugo, if you have seen the movie "Hunchback of Notre Dame", this is the book from which the film was inspired; Of course, for purposes suitable for the public. I recommend, seriously!
I know they will like it, have the realism about religion, how high hierarchies can dominate, and set aside the minority, in that case "Gypsies." you have the last word. If you have read it, did you like it?

Licón wrote: I have just finished reading "Our Lady of Paris" by Victor Hugo, if you have seen the movie "Hunchback of Notre Dame", this is the book from which the film was inspired; Of course, for purposes suitable for the public. I recommend, seriously!
I know they will like it, have the realism about religion, how high hierarchies can dominate, and set aside the minority, in that case "Gypsies." you have the last word. If you have read it, did you like it?

Sounds kinda boring gurl, maybe you should try The Karamazov Brothers nomsayin?

estoy terminando de leer IT de stephen king es un libro sobre asesinatos de niños el cual un grupo de amigos están buscando la solución para combatir eso que tiene en oscuridad la ciudad de derry, es un libro bastante extenso pero que a su vez entretiene al que lo lee con suspenso e intrigas también episodios de susto jaja ! en fin hay que leerlo en lo personal me encanta este tipo de libros, también sobre romance o misterios

I just finished reading 'The wind-up bird chronicle' written by Haruhi Murakami. It's very weird but also so intriguing book I loved it.