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catiewithac
Man and His Symbols | Carl Gustav Jung
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This is an interesting work of psychology. It‘s a collection of essays inspired by Jungian theories of the collective unconscious and dream symbolism. Of course, Jung‘s essay is the stand-out of the bunch. I listened to this but got the paperback to reference images and interpretations of art. Very interesting book!

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catsuit_mango
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It's cold and rainy outside, perfect excuse to start another book

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Sarahreadstoomuch
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This was recommended to me by one our library trustees. She wasn‘t making a statement, she just really connected with this book. And I see why - it‘s a great examination of how and people connect, how to deepen connections or what can weaken them. I listened to this, and often what he was saying would trigger a thought or memory that meant I missed his next idea!

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anushareflects
The social contract: and Discourses | Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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A fantastic day is one spent shopping for books at your local bookstore ♥️

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nabilnhd
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UnderworldAmusements
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perfectsinner
Notes From Underground | Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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marleed
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Charlie White passed away on his 109th birthday in 2014. The author was neighbor and friend to this centurion and was regaled with 100 years of memories. I loved reading this but realize I‘m biased because there is many a Kansas City reference here. Also, my grandfather was a medical doctor (wish I knew his professional story better now) in the same era as Charlie so I found his description of pre vs post WWII doctoring fascinating.

Gabbymags123 Wow this book sounds fantastic 4d
marleed @Gabbymags123 I really enjoyed it (recognizing my unique interests)! My IRL bookclub met last night (in Kansas City!) to discuss it. I was expecting everyone to love it but 3/4 the group didn‘t think Charlie (for various reasons) deserved this published book of praise. But when I think about it, my bookclub seldom concurs, as a whole, on the stars for NF 1st-person account books we‘ve selected for discussion - which makes for good discussion! 4d
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hissingpotatoes
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Mehso-so

2.5/5⭐ Eh. A quick, mispell-laden adventure through friendship and life. It felt cursory and didn't really resonate with me. #buzzwordathon

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Bookwomble
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"I would not exchange the sorrows of my heart for the joys of the multitude. And I would not have the tears that sadness makes to flow from my every part, turn to laughter. I would that my life remain a tear and a smile.

A tear to unite me with those of broken heart; a smile to be a sign of my joy in existence."