Surviving PTSD and Moral Injury by Erik Krikke
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Darya
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05/02/2020
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When I started reading this book, I didn’t really know what to expect. I was interested in the topic because our world is full of so much war and so many people are involved with the efforts. Recently, I’ve read a few books set in World War II, a time from which we are quite disconnected though the stories are …
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Fifty Ways I Screwed Up My Life and How You Can Avoid This by Francois de Waal
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Darya
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12/01/2020
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Fifty Ways I Screwed Up My Life and How You Can Avoid This is unlike any self-help guide I’ve ever read. Raw and honest, François de Waal attempts to lay everything out on the line to his readers. In my eyes, he tries to show that just like anyone else, he’s made mistakes in the way he’s dealt with the …
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Stateless: One Man’s Struggle for an Identity by Gerard van Leeuwen
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Darya
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17/10/2019
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I’ve never really been a fan of biographies. I’ve just not been able to connect with the idea of an author setting out to tell the story of another. Biography is essentially written with the help of extensive research, both primary or secondary: the former involving talking directly to the source or subject of the work, and the latter being …
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