Assessing my Collection - WHAT AM I READING?

A few months ago when I was speaking with this guy who painted my place for me, he asked me where I'd like to fix my television set when I get it. I told him I wouldn't be getting any. He was perplexed. I told him I was building a ginormous book collection that would have every genre, and that when anyone comes over, I'd offer them a book. Well after I gave them water or whatever they wanted of course, haha, I am not a Loony. Today I looked through the dozen of books I have collected and I was proud of the diversity in them.

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The last few weeks has been fucking horrible. The sheer apathy and lack of motivation to do anything, include read has taken a rather unhealthy toll on my well-being. I am not the effusive lad as always I would share nothing and gloss over it. I am fine.

I looked through my collection and it turns out I have more self-help books. As cliche as they are, they have helped me grow and transition into the world of books and literature. I still have a soft spot for the self-help genre albeit there is a lot of jargon out there now. Robin Sharma piece, I have opened only a few times. Still as good as new that. James Patterson's piece is actually amazing. I read a decent amount and I am enjoying the fast-paced crime thriller already. Atomic Habits? Everybody should have that in their collection I reckon.

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One of the best Biographies you'd see. Well, I am not one to talk. I think I have only read this one, and even only read twenty-five percent of it, haha. A genre that is not spoken off enough. It's a fascinating thing to look through the life of someone great. Their childhood, growing up, etc. Their pain, happiness, suffering, and struggles, are what makes them tic and all.

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Some fancy titles here, but I am trying to finish Victor Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning. A book everybody should read at least once in their lifetimes. I told myself earlier this year that if I don't read, or finish any book this year, this book, I will.

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Well, there you have it, my not-so-fancy collection. I am quite proud of them for many reasons; one of which is that I bought them with my money. Hopefully, I'd finish Victor Frankl's piece and write a review soon. STAY TUNED.

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