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Title : Book Review: The Magic By Rhonda Byrne, Teach Me How to Anytime Grateful Author : @ettydiallova

According to Rhonda Byrne, grateful is a magnet that draws your life in a better direction. It operates through universal laws that govern all human life. The more gratitude you pour out, then the same energy will draw your life into greater gratitude. The more grateful you are, the more abundance you will feel.

Title : Tuduk in Tyrol ("Toudouk au Tyrol"), a good book for French childrenAuthor : @occupy-mars

Hello to all book lovers!

Fate brought me from Ukraine to France. Here we live in a house where there are many books, especially for children. I have just started learning French, so I can't read these books to children yet. But the simplest we already understand!

French books for children - a great opportunity to practice the language!

Today I will talk about a book like "Toudouk au Tyrol" ("Tuduk in Tyrol").

Author and illustrator: Marie Laetitia and Arnaud de Garilhe.

Title : [ENG/ESP] In Cold Blood (Review) / A sangre fría (Reseña)Author : @rnunez09

A few months ago I watched the 1967 film In Cold Blood by producer Richard Brooks, this motivated me to read the homonymous novel by American writer Truman Capote which I finished reading yesterday. This work is classified as a testimonial novel (non-fiction) and is inspired by the murder in 1959 of four members of a Clutter family, who were prosperous, hard-working and honest people who lived at the time of the crime in rural Holcomb County, Kansas, USA, by two wicked parolees named Richard (Dick) Hickock and Perry Smith.

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