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Read this back in April. This was the 4th #Spanishbook I've read so far. It wasn't completely new to me though because I read the English version a couple years ago, and loved it so much that I gave it away, but continued to collect more from Thich Nhat Hanh's 'How To' series. Full of simple but very helpful insights on the role that anger plays in our lives, and how we can transform it to be happier. Good for readers interested in mindfulness 😌

https://www.buzzfeed.com/anjalipatel/four-elements-personality-quiz?utm_source=d...
1. I got fire but I usually identify with air
2. How to Fight by Thich Nhat Hanh
3. Samantha Irby's Wow No Thank you which I just ordered
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Love it!

I loved this book a lot more than I thought I would. I picked it up out of curiosity, while looking for something short, sweet and different. What I found was a bite sized Buddhist guide on how to deal with anger and transform suffering. I read it through twice and highlighted a lot of wise quotes that I think will help me in every day situations. This books is one of many in a How To series, can't wait to read the rest! 😌💚✌🏾

A short book meant to be read over and over again. It is a great reminder to listen more, talk less, and take care of yourself. Easy enough, right?

Man oh man.

I like to read Thich Nhat Hahn when I feel unbalanced and unfocused. I saw the title on the New NonFic shelf at the library and was even more compelled to get it because of its author. I just found out it's part of a series. You know I'm going to have to read them all now!