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The Truth about the Harry Quebert affair, by Jöel Dicker

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The Truth about the Harry Quebert affair, by Jöel Dicker

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Have you ever read a book where everyone can be guilty of a teenage murder?

The Truth about the Harry Quebert affair narrates a mystery from three different time lines and it's investigation, almost obsessive, of a writer who is frustrated for bring his new bestseller.

This book can captivate you since the very first page and you won't stop reading until the end. The plot, with such a special written style, will make you doubt about every hypothesis you have. When you think mystery has been discover, always will be a plot twist and more misteries uncover yet.

I recommend this book for everyone who loves thrillers but also who likes writing. Every chapter begin, relates the advices that Harry Quebert told to his ex-pupil Marcus Goldman, who is now investigating the affair in which his mentor could be guilty.

So, what are you waiting for? Do not think more and start reading it!!

5/5

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Joël Dicker's French novel 'The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair' is a gripping read #BedtimeReading

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What would you do if you found a strange notebook of your death father?

I read this book, for the first time, more than 10 years ago, and the story is about two sisters that finde a notebook that belongs to their dead father.

That weird Notebook hides the clues to find the 12 Keys of the city of Valencia.

They get into a big adventure, developed on the streets of the city and in important monuments like "Torres de Serrano"

The book is the perfect mix between adventure, mistery and a love story.

As a reader you can learn a lot of new things about the city.

I'm sure that you'll get addicted to the reading!

So, if you are looking for a good book, don't doubt and read it.

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The Call of the Wild: A Book Review on "Women Who Run with the Wolves" by C. P. Estés 

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The Call of the Wild: A Book Review on "Women Who Run with the Wolves" by C. P. Estés 

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Have you ever felt an unexplainable pull towards something more primal, more instinctual? "Women Who Run with the Wolves" is not just a book, but a journey into the depths of the female psyche, exploring ancient wisdom of myths, fairy tales and folklore to reconnect women with their intuition.

The book weaves together psychology, storytelling and spirituality in a poetic and insightful way. Through Estés' breathing into forgotten tales, she reveals key insights into intuition, creativity and resilience. A striking aspect is Estés' capability to speak to every type of woman —whether you are seeing empowerment, healing or self-discovery, there is a story for you.

This said, this is not a light read (and the reason why this review might not have a 5/5 stars) as it demands patience, reflection and willingness to understand Estés' lyrical style which may not be for everyone.

Overall, "Women Who Run with the Wolves" is a must-read for those who wish to reconnect with their wild, untamed essence (or understand it) regardless of gender. If you are interested in topics such as self-reclamation, mythology and psychology, this is the book for you!

4.5/5