/lit/ - Literature

Do you listen to Audiobooks? Do you "count" them as a book you've "read"? They're ideal for me as a labrat who has to be doing something constantly, but I don't feel the same sensation of accomplishment as I get finishing a hardcopy.

>>17394393
me2 fren

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>>16384909
It seems we have hit bump limit, so I'm afraid our ways will part again anon. In case you don't get the chance to answer, I will just assume that you too managed to free yourself. Maybe we will recognize each other again in some other sad thread one day.

Literature about camaraderie and hope?

I feel you OP, but I think my biggest problem in life stems from the fact that I don't know where I want to be or what I want to achieve, and not because I don't have enough motivation or whatever. Does anyone here who has went through a similar struggle have a word of advice for me?

>>11309066
This, because a skill teaches them the value of setting a goal and attaining it through hard work. Learning a skill stresses hard work over natural talent, or at the least that it's best when the two work in concert. Once she's half grown up if she truly learned the lesson then she'll naturally apply it to beauty also

Books on how to be good at conversation and social-skills? I would prefer to stoop further into my isolation as I have grown comfortable with it, however my family and work life depend on it at the moment.