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[close] Welcome to The Live Like Livy Foundation Book Club — also known as #LivysBookClubForever 📚🐝 This is a space for Olivia's community — friends, family, and supporters of the Live Like Livy Foundation — to share what we’re reading, swap recommendations, and connect through the joy of books. Rooted in the foundation’s mission to spread the joy, love, and benefits of reading and literacy through education, mentoring, and community service, this group is about celebrating stories and keeping Olivia’s light shining. Everyone is welcome — whether you’re here to post your latest read, find inspiration from others, or simply connect with others who carry Olivia's spirit forward. 💛 ✨ Learn more about the Live Like Livy Foundation and how to get involved at www.livelikelivy.com.

[close] GoSelfDiscovery @ Read a Book for Yourself @ Current book in this week is: The Mastery of Love: A Practical Guide to the Art of Relationship: A Toltec Wisdom Book A Group formed with the intention of uniting readers from various fields that are close to each other's education, with the openness to post new comments regarding the content of the books and eager to form an egregor of information on diverse topics and at the same time connected with the synchronizations of the informational modules. The recommendation can be from any member, the top Moderators obviously have a priority due to the level of trust and image they already have. Next book for next week is: Knowledge through the Higher Self: KNOW Thyself :: Be Authentic in What You Do

[close] Side Note: The group is allowing anyone to join despite being labeled as private. To enter, simply answer the question: Introduce yourself and your interests in the Italian Renaissance, then I will individually read submissions. There is no specific way to answer the question or any requirements. We are open to enthusiasts who are interested in the topic. The Italian Renaissance, the time period known for its impact on art and scientific discovery. The time of Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo, Sandro Botticelli, and the list of artists and historical figures continues. it is significant in its politics, trade, and ethics along with a rich and developed history. This group is made to discuss books about the Italian Renaissance and build up a community of curious minds to engage into reading about its history.

[close] For the Convivial Study of Pedagogy