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12 hours ago ago from Books & Literature Classics
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7 hours ago ago from Sawyer Speaks
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21 hours ago ago from Melissa Wiley
I am pining for Nick Hornby's Stuff I'm Reading column , the one he wrote for The Believer . The one he stopped writing in September of 2008. The column that was published in three collected editions, which I wrote about here . And here . And here . I love the way Hornby writes (wrote) about reading. He didn't review books so much as he meditated upon his reading life. These ruminations were smart, funny, thought-provoking, and ...
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In my recent readings I have come across many interesting concepts which have always been a part of how I cared for people but are now finally becoming scientific and accepted. For example one revealed the benefits of playing music in the operating room, or reading stories to children that were read to them at home by their parents, while they underwent surgery. The government is actually funding this research and the exploration of the ...
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