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At its core, "Spare" goes beyond simply recounting royal experiences; it delves into a profound exploration of personal growth, love, and the journey of self-discovery amid challenges. The memoir underscores Harry's longing to break away from conventional royal expectations and to embrace a life that genuinely reflects his values and experiences.

I enjoy the book very well written about human behaviors

I like this book

Daniel Kahneman's "Thinking, Fast and Slow" established that cognitive errors stem from systematic patterns rooted in the interplay between intuitive System 1 processing and analytical System 2 reasoning, rather than representing random mistakes

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Just started reading so far pretty simple nothing really exciting just obvious things. Positive easy to read book to learn body movements are essential in our everyday lives of the world.

I just started reading this book. Even though it is nonfiction, it resembles real-life old-fashioned racism from back then, but with a blend of comedy mixed in. So far, this is a very interesting read. It focuses on a predominantly black family trying to blend in with the upper class families.

"I Am Vietnamese" presents a touching narrative that resonates with those who have struggled with their cultural identity and the immigrant experience. It stands as a testament to the resilient spirit of individuals who navigate the challenges of life in a new country while remaining true to their heritage.

"I Will Teach You to Be Rich" by Ramit Sethi is a hands-on personal finance guide targeted mainly at young adults. The book presents a six-week program intended to assist readers in gaining control over their financial situations and accumulating wealth.

The pacing was inconsistent, with some sections feeling rushed while others dragged on, affecting the overall rhythm of the narrative. Some depictions of the 1960s may fail to fully convey the era's complexities, resulting in an oversimplified view of the challenges faced by women in science.

The novel delves into themes of feminism, resilience, and the influence of societal expectations on women's lives. Ultimately, it is a tale of empowerment and the relentless pursuit of dreams against formidable odds.

The narrative is filled with wit, humor, and poignant moments as it explores her journey in a male-dominated field. Elizabeth is more than just a scientist; she unexpectedly finds herself as a television cooking show host, using her platform to educate viewers about chemistry through the art of cooking, all while subtly questioning traditional gender roles.

Black AF History: The Un-Whitewashed Story of America," written by Kenya Barris and illustrated by various artists, presents a distinctive and captivating view of American history through a Black lens. The book seeks to emphasize the frequently neglected contributions and experiences of Black individuals throughout the course of American history.

The Shift: One Nurse, Twelve Hours, Four Patients' Lives" by Theresa Brown is a powerful memoir that immerses readers in a typical shift of a hospital nurse. It offers an in-depth look at the challenges and rewards of nursing, highlighting the emotional and physical demands faced by healthcare professionals.

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I’m halfway finished through chapter 1, and she speaks exclusively about minorities, not being able to learn about the financial insights, which is partially true. It was usually taught by other ppl. We weren’t given lessons by our parents. All that was kept secret. Still is today and kind of the reason why some people are poor because we let those with a much higher income players with their knowledge etc.

The real experiences of a nurse

As I continue to read on further to the book, it gives you a true perspective on how the human brain works on how people judge you based on how you talk, walk and how you dress. Unfortunately, too many people, B, you upon this type of critique and attributes.

I think I’m on chapter 16 or 17 book. She has some very good input and true validations about human life behaviors. Sometimes you have to just leave people alone and let them navigate eventually they will figure it out. You cannot keep helping those that just takes advantage of you and you cannot associate yourself with people that dislike

Her shift begins like any other shift documenting and receiving updates from other nurses typical every day thing. Different challenges to deal with weekly. She loves getting to know her patients better.

It was a challenge for him growing up his father constantly harassing him and cheap. If they were injured or really sick, they would just have to let it go through because he didn’t want to pay for medical expenses, etc. The mother is a different story. It was the time period where racism was alive? Racist people showing their true self insensitive words that would put you down.

The book starts off of him, having some remembrance of his mother with the past events of her achievements and how she really help the family.

The book starts off very similarly to her podcast discussing about the daily challenges of the everyday

She starts to discover the system is unfair and learned that you have to outplay the system if you actually want to make it

Women get treated poorly when it comes to opportunity men have fairly higher better chance on getting certain things than women. And she tries to look for ways to change this barrier.

Cheap guy

Also talks about the enjoyment of making money while having fun if you’re not having fun you’ll make less miserable and stressful