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Why is important to recover the intellectual curiosity and motivation for reading?

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Why is important to recover the intellectual curiosity and motivation for reading?

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It’s important because reading is a way to travel to different countries, situations, times, and you can live a lot of lives reading. With books you can learn a lot about different things, have a more intellectual and complex way of thinking. If someone doesn´t like this activity maybe is because he or she didn’t find the perfect type for book, you only need time and read a lot, to know what you like and search for something else, to finally find your perfect genre or genres.

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This is important to provide the culture and discover differents  types of learning.

And it is a good idea, because is a different form to know in a creative way new books, see different genres and find people with similar interests. With a club book you can share ideas with people of any part of the world and see perspectives of a same thing.

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New logo!!! :)

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1. Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens

2. Becoming by Michelle Obama

3. Dog Man: Brawl of the Wild by Dav Pilkey

4. Girl, Stop Apologizing by Rachel Hollis

5. Diary of An Awesome Friendly Kid by Jeff Kinney

6. Girl, Wash Your Face by Rachel Hollis

7. Oh, the Places You'll Go! by Dr. Seuss

8. Educated by Tara Westover

9. The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris

10. The Wonky Donkey by Craig Smith

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1. The cost of silence by Rebolledo, Javier

2. Through my window by Ariana Godoy

3. The chilean army and the popular soveregnty
by Salazar, Gabriel.

4. Young gunmen by Peña, Juan.

5. The painter of souls by Falcones, Idelfonso

6. 1o steps to save the world by Matija, Mariana.

7. Gravity falls by Raromagedon el comic.

8. Maytalia and the human body by  Natalia Mayden.

9. The Handmaid's Tale by Atwood, Margaret

10. The wills by Atwood, Margaret.

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The top 5 best sellers of Science fiction

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The top 5 best sellers of Science fiction

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1. The Cyberiad by Stanislaw Lem

2. The Marcial Chronicles by Ray Bradbury

3. I, robot by Isaac Asimov

4. 1984, by George Orwell

5. Ubik, by Philip K. Dick

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Review "Where the trees can sing" by BookVergent

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Review "Where the trees can sing" by BookVergent

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I remember that I loved this book. It was even one of the first books that brought me to tears. What I do remember was that the main character was annoying and her excuses had no fundament. However life and fate hit her against a brick wall and eventually she learned that the world is not full of rainbows. I would like to re read it again in the future to see if my opinion still stands.

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This book tells the story of Viana, daughter of the Duke of Rocagris, who has been engaged to Robin from Castelmar when they are childrens.
During the winter solstice celebrations and while Viana was in the preparations for the wedding, the Barbarians attack the kingdom of Rocagris and finally ends in war. Viana will be forced to fight for herself, her own fears and the honor of her people, traveling to the enchanted forest, where the trees can sing.

Of course one of the best books by Laura Gallego, the power that transmits history is an experience that you should read!!!.

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We ask 6 questions of our followers to know a little bit more about their Reading habits <3

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We ask 6 questions of our followers to know a little bit more about their Reading habits <3

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• Do you like to read?

Most people answered yes, because they were interested in the book club.

• What gender do you prefer?

The literary genre that was most repeated in this question was romance, a classic. soon we will make a special of this genre!

• What book would you recomend?

1. The eyes of the Siberian dog, a great book to reflect on life and death.

2. Huss huss, perfect for the most romantic readers.

3. 1984, an intensified version of what could happen if people did´n have critical thinking and liberty.

• What time of the day do you prefer to read?

Most people answered in the afternoon, in a relaxed ambient

• Are you currently reading a book?

The most people answered no, but  we have some good books for you. The other interviewed said:
The secret and White fang.

• You read head down?

Only one person answered yes.

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1. Gone girl by Gillian Flynn

2. The girl on the train by Paula Hawkins

3. Stillhouse lake by Rachel caine

4. The wife between us by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen

5. The silence of the lambs by Thomas Harris

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Laura Gallego, born in Valencia on October 11, is a Spanish author of youth literature, specializing in fantastic fiction.
In his youth she studied Hispanic Physiology where she wrote and published his first books; "The legend of the wandering king" for she was recognized in 2002.

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Learn a little more about the characters of "where the trees can sing"

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Learn a little more about the characters of "where the trees can sing"

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Viana: She has green eyes and long hair. She is the only daugther of the king of Rocagris, is a princess educated in a castle from which was never left. Her mother died when she was little.

Uri: A being of human from, born in the forest. His skin is green just like his eyes. Viana finds him lost and confused.

Robin: Young noble man who is engaged to Viana. Durin the war he will become a strange man than he was.

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"A book is a dream you have in your hands"

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"A book is a dream you have in your hands"

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"A readers lives a thons and lives before he dies, the man who never reads lives only one"

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"A readers lives a thons and lives before he dies, the man who never reads lives only one"

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-George R.R Martin

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"Living without reading is dangerous, because it forces you to conform to life"

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"Living without reading is dangerous, because it forces you to conform to life"

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- Michael Houellebecq

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The book starts with the body of Nel Abbott founded in the Drowning Pool, where a lot of womens loses their lifes before, and her sister, Jules needs to came back to Beckford to take care of Nell’s daughter Lena but… did Nel really commit suicide?

I like this book because it has a different way to tell the story and uses a lot of different characters to narrate the plot. Into the water is a book which I think is not the special one, but you can have a real good time reading it, because it could catch your attention and you cannot stop reading it.

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Learn a little  more about the charactersw of "Into the water"

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Learn a little  more about the charactersw of "Into the water"

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Characters:

Jules: Nel's little sister, is scared of the water, she wants to forget everything, she promised never return to Beckford, but she can't live alone Lena.

Nel: Before she was founded death, she was writting a book about the Drowning pool, the same place where she was founded.

Lena: Is Nel's daughter, she looses her mother and her best friend in the same place. Is a rebel girl.

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the best books to give this christmas, comment!!!

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Negative review:
I was looking forward to Paula Hawkins new book. Unfortunately, it was so disappointing that I couldn't finish it. The switching between multiple characters made for a confusing read. Not any of the characters were relatable nor did I care about them at all.
Don't waste your money.  -R. A Staszweski   May 26, 2017.

Positive review:
This is a stunning book. As soon as I was finished, I began to reread it the same day. I disagree with the reviews that label the book as confusing. You just need to pay close attention when you read it and understand that throughout the story, there are simply things the author is not wanting you to know just yet. Go with it. It all comes together in the most lovely, chilling way. The characters are so vivid and compelling. I never review books even when I love them. I just really felt some of the reviews here were unfair and off base. It is a much richer, more interesting read than The Girl on the Train (which I also loved).  -Afewerke   July 23, 2018

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She was born in 26th August of 1972 in Simbawbe. Paula Hawinks has british nationality, is a journalist and a novelist, she has two books: The girl on the train, which was published in 2015 and Into the water, published in 2017. she studied at the Oxford University and graduated with a degree in philosophy, politics and economy.
Before the she wrote The girl on the train, she used the pen name Amy Silver and wrote romantic comedy novels, they weren't really successful.