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While I love reading reviews of the books I like, I prefer to read the reviews after the book. Because id like to face the story without the veil of bias and recognize the intent of the writer. I love to experience the book. While some book reviews are enlightening, some are discouraging both to the writer and the reader. So pick a book. Read it nevertheless and discover it for yourself then give your review. Books are treasures. Dig in! Here are some books I read recently and I think you'll love them too: The five people you meet in heaven by Mitch Albom The man called ove by Fredrik Backman The fountainhead by Ayn Rand Do well to check them out.

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