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I've read 700 pages in less than two weeks, even though I don't have time to read. That should tell you how much I'm loving this book.
Also, ever so rarely I read something that gets burnt into my brain and changes my view on the world. The interview with Sue Klebold --her grief, the wisdom in her pain-- was such a thing. I hope I get to be a better parent thanks to her pain and her bravery.
— May 30, 2014 04:14AM
Also, ever so rarely I read something that gets burnt into my brain and changes my view on the world. The interview with Sue Klebold --her grief, the wisdom in her pain-- was such a thing. I hope I get to be a better parent thanks to her pain and her bravery.
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Mariana
is on page 700 of 962
I've read 700 pages in less than two weeks, even though I don't have time to read. That should tell you how much I'm loving this book.
Also, ever so rarely I read something that gets burnt into my brain and changes my view on the world. The interview with Sue Klebold --her grief, the wisdom in her pain-- was such a thing. I hope I get to be a better parent thanks to her hearbreak and her bravery.
— May 30, 2014 04:14AM
Also, ever so rarely I read something that gets burnt into my brain and changes my view on the world. The interview with Sue Klebold --her grief, the wisdom in her pain-- was such a thing. I hope I get to be a better parent thanks to her hearbreak and her bravery.
Mariana
is on page 700 of 962
I've read 700 pages in less than two weeks, even though I don't have time to read. That should tell you how much I'm loving this book.
Also, ever so rarely I read something that gets burnt into my brain and changes my view on the world. The interview with Sue Klebold --her grief, the wisdom in her pain-- was such a thing.
— May 30, 2014 04:08AM
Also, ever so rarely I read something that gets burnt into my brain and changes my view on the world. The interview with Sue Klebold --her grief, the wisdom in her pain-- was such a thing.

