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The Things We Cannot Say

by Kelly Rimmer (Goodreads Author)

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Notes from Underground

by Fyodor Dostoevsky

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Letters to Milena

by Franz Kafka

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Great Big Beautiful Life by Emily Henry

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The more money they made, the less work Thomas and Lawrence had to do. Their job, primarily, became choosing new investments, buying up land or mines, then taking the largest cut of whatever was found there.

My Friends

by Fredrik Backman

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The Catcher in the Rye

by J.D. Salinger

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“And prices keep going up; the miners get poorer and poorer and the merchants richer and richer.”
― Isabel Allende

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“Love, he assured her, inexorably burns itself out, or with distance is pulled up by the roots.”
― Isabel Allende, Daughter of Fortune

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“The other women rejected their suitors outright, because, they said, they had made this tedious voyage in order to be free and rich, not to become an unpaid servant to the first beggar who asked them to marry.”
― Isabel Allende, Daughter of Fortune

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“She had left Chile with the purpose of finding her lover and becoming his slave forever, believing that was the way to extinguish her thirst to submit and her hidden wish for possession, but now she doubted that she could give up those new wings beginning to sprout on her shoulders.”
― Isabel Allende, Daughter of Fortune

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“Tao Chi’en, however, felt that he was living in a paradise of greedy, materialistic, and impatient people whose obsession was to get rich quick.”
― Isabel Allende, Daughter of Fortune

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