soulfire wrote:OMG! I have the Alchemist in French. You can borrow it if you want.

Seemed like a good book but haven't had much time to read it.
my french sucks derrier

It's a charming little book, I won't give you any spoilers... just, beautifully written with simple language, honest and enlightening with a touch of the bitter sweet we know as life. Has a good ending too.
aphrodite wrote:Another good book, together with the Manual of the Warrior of Light and The Pilgrimage have been important books in my self discovery. They are light and profound and can have a big impact on your life, giving also different lessons depending on your circumstances at the time of your reading.
I have the pilgrimage, but not opened it yet... might have to soon, now that you've reminded me of it.
soulfire wrote:I can't wait until that time in my life comes where I can just sit down and read books...
retirement? or holidays? or both?
or like me - wherever you get the chance, your nose goes into a book!

Seriously, I thought I was sad like that, but then my sister took her book with her to a restaurant we all went to - and started to read it while we were waiting for the food to come and being social ... seriously, I felt good that I wasn't so far gone as my sister lol.
Scimi
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