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Here are five highlighted entries and posts from HivebookClub this week in no particular order:
| Author | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
 @nanitaakane05 | OCD Community Boost Contest #4: Highlighting Hive Book Club | ''I can mention three books -of the many I have read- that I invite you to get lost in their lines. In particular, I like a variety of genres, as long as I get caught in a few pages. I will answer the three questions proposed in the rules.'' |
 @machiqui63 | OCD Community Boost Contest #4: Highlighting Hive Book Club - " EL HOBBIT " - Post in English & Spanish | ''“What is my favorite book?” … what a great question. It is so personal and introspective. I have always defined the concept of reading as a transformative and dynamic process of self-definition. Your favorite book tells a lot about yourself and your personality. And, even though books have always been a tangible part of my life and my life-long companions, I must say that the best of all are those that make you dream and propel you into adventures. But do not take this the wrong way; I love a great passive narrative, including the extravaganzas of the great Jay Gatsby; the abstract thoughts of Holden Cauldfield; and the embodiment of the totalitarian and Orwellian “Big Brother” of “1984”. However, without a single doubt, my favorite book is quite a fantasy… the greatest adventure you could ever imagine… that is right: it is “The Hobbit”.'' |
 @wolfofnostreet | OCD Community Boost Contest: The Book That Transformed Me | ''“What a crappy story,” “I can’t seem to understand what they are saying” These where some of the thoughts running through my mind the first time I read Williams Goldings "Lord of the Flies," to be fair I was only thirteen at the time, being a wide eyed kid with a genuine love for less complex literary works, I enjoyed the straight forward books and novels with a bad guy and a good guy, or books with happy endings, hocus pocus, magic tales and young leads like Peter Pan, and I saw each world through the eyes of the hero. So you can imagine how messy it was picking up a book with the most intricate and vividly gory details, with no clear concept of a good guy or bad guy, just people leading by what they think is right.'' |
 @desireeart | OCD Community Boost Contest #4: My favorite book / Mi libro favorito 📚 La Esfera (1916) | ''It is one of my favorite books (in my top 5 of favorite books: number 1) especially because it transports me through its articles to that time, I feel that I am living it from the future!'' |
 @mafalda2018 | The monk who sold his Ferrari - Change of course - OCD Community Boost Contest #4: Highlighting Hive Book Club[ENG-ESP] | ''Has a book ever transformed you and your life? I chose the book "The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari” by Robin Sharma. It came into my life by pure chance, my husband found it while cleaning his office and since he knows that I like these topics and I was going through a personal crisis caused by a difficult work situation, he gave it to me as a gift. I always had it on the left side of my desk and I would leaf through it every day. It was full of comments. It was left behind when the quarantine started and I haven't seen it since. Poor thing, it will be alone in the office waiting for me.'' |
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