Thanks for sharing ... the best I ever read was Les Miserables by Victor Hugo... a long, long book, but a great story about humanity, change, and love ... great lessons for life ...
Love reading and growing and learning! Most recently, I've read "The Game of Life and How to Play it" by Florence Scovel Shinn....Fabulous book! I also enjoy historical fiction and anything by Kristin Hannah!
I am pretty much a non-reader. Partial dyslexia? I don't know. One book that I highly recommend is "Blue Ocean Strategy" by W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne. It shows that companies achieve lasting success not by fighting competitors in crowded "red oceans" but by creating uncontested "blue oceans" of new market space.
I’ve been a reader since I can remember. When I got a new book from the library, I’d go to my room and read until Mom called me for dinner. My sister never read until she was in her 30s…now she works in the school library:)
Theo of Golden
Thanks for sharing ... the best I ever read was Les Miserables by Victor Hugo... a long, long book, but a great story about humanity, change, and love ... great lessons for life ...
Carlos
Love reading and growing and learning! Most recently, I've read "The Game of Life and How to Play it" by Florence Scovel Shinn....Fabulous book! I also enjoy historical fiction and anything by Kristin Hannah!
I am pretty much a non-reader. Partial dyslexia? I don't know. One book that I highly recommend is "Blue Ocean Strategy" by W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne. It shows that companies achieve lasting success not by fighting competitors in crowded "red oceans" but by creating uncontested "blue oceans" of new market space.
I’ve been a reader since I can remember. When I got a new book from the library, I’d go to my room and read until Mom called me for dinner. My sister never read until she was in her 30s…now she works in the school library:)