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Wow what a great book!

Revisado: 06-03-22

So interesting about how medicine has improved over the years. So many people have been helped because of this and some have survived because of the changes that were made. Highly recommend! 📘

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Weak idea for a book, not what I expected

Revisado: 10-05-21

Just a bunch of stories of peoples who told how the secret helped them. Some of the stories are just so lame, like wanting a certain type of food and wow it’s there the next day. And the female narrator omg her voice is super annoying. Seriously lame book.

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Excellent story of one mans fight for life.

Revisado: 09-30-21

Amazing book, It’s absolutely incredible what this guy goes through to find a cure for castleman disease. Highly recommend!

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Hated this book!

Revisado: 09-16-21

I'm not a prude but omg all the cussing, every other word practically. The author is very immature, what a stupid book.

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Kinda boring with a few good stories thrown in

Revisado: 08-29-20

I’ve read quite a few PCT books and this is not at the top of my list. Way too much trail name usage and really slow narration. I had to speed it up to 1.6 times just to stomach the narration. The authors voice and delivery is just lackluster. He should have really hired someone to narrate. And he talks about trail magic a LOT, what a bunch of freeloaders, seriously. I know the trail provides but are there really this many freeloaders on the trail?

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Wow great book! Superb writing

Revisado: 08-01-20

I really enjoyed this book from beginning to end. Mary reveals why Donald is the way he is with her account of the Trump family and her expertise as a psychologist. It’s mind boggling that anyone would write a bad review about this book.

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Extremely boring and way to long

Revisado: 11-15-19

This is a book that should have never been written, it lacks depth and the story is just plain stupid. I waited until the last minutes for it to get interesting, it never did. I listened to the audible version, the narrator draws out the names every time she says them, I had to change the speed to 2 times so that I could stand listening to it. I only finished this book because it’s a book club pick. I wish I could get the 16 hours and 41 minutes back that I wasted on this stupid book.

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Boring

Revisado: 06-13-19

Such a boring book and no pay off at the end. I only read it cause I’m in a book club.
Skip this book.

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Amazing book, loved it!

Revisado: 01-11-17

The Power of Habit is so good I could hardly put it down, author Charles Duhigg does a superb job of telling the many stories of success and very interesting habits of how and why we do things the way we do.

His voice is very compelling and smooth and I'm so glad he narrates the book because he's absolutely perfect!

Charles Duhigg is a very talented author and his book is one of the most interesting books I've ever read or listened to.

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Great book, good value for the money.

Revisado: 01-11-17

I thought Mini habits was great, author Stephen Guise shows how 1 push-up helped him to change his habits and how he started writing this book because of changing his habits. It's a real testament to how we can change our lives for the better if we start out very small and that it's much better than making our initial goals really high bec most people will fail if the bar is set too high. I myself started exercising over 20 years ago by starting small, I now do crossfit 4 days a week and I feel great.

I liked Stephens voice and his demeanor, he seems very relatable and he's also pretty entertaining.

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