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Phil: Katies a voracious reader, devours books at rates that are inhuman, its her superpower. Im sure theres books youve read where you love it so much it should never leave the pages Katie: most books Phil: have you read this Katie: I bought it at 18 bc I... show more

Jazz ⧗ All Along

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Hearth הארת' هارث 🟣1 year ago

Just gonna leave these here

ht1 year ago

what book?

Jazz ⧗ All Along1 year ago

Fear and loathing

Maddie9991 year ago

#KatieMcgrath always love to talk about Books. Katie McGrath talking about books. Is the best thing about this #Podcast.

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I bought The Clear Quran!! Read the first few pages and I LOVE it so much!! Thanks to everyone who suggested this!!! I bought this on Shopee (Minerva Book Store) but I think dah sold out, you can buy from this Singaporean store called Wardah Books, they ship to Malaysia too!

Ceddy

338,264 views • 2 years ago

Tobi: If you don't read books, you live a lifetime. If you read books, you live a thousand, right? David: I'm going to interrupt you real quick because I took notes on this podcast six years ago. This is the first time I came across you and you said something that I absolutely love, and I had in my notebook, and I went to find when I took it. It was 2020, and you said, "Books are the closest thing you ever come to finding cheat codes for real life. You can access the entire learnings of someone else's career in a few hours." Tobi: It tracks, doesn't it? David: I dedicate my life to this, so of course, I'm going to agree with that. Tobi: Absolutely. I really think we need to shout this more from the rooftops, right? The one weird trick seems to be just read books.

Tobi: If you don't read books, you live a lifetime. If you read books, you live a thousand, right? David: I'm going to interrupt you real quick because I took notes on this podcast six years ago. This is the first time I came across you and you said something that I absolutely love, and I had in my notebook, and I went to find when I took it. It was 2020, and you said, "Books are the closest thing you ever come to finding cheat codes for real life. You can access the entire learnings of someone else's career in a few hours." Tobi: It tracks, doesn't it? David: I dedicate my life to this, so of course, I'm going to agree with that. Tobi: Absolutely. I really think we need to shout this more from the rooftops, right? The one weird trick seems to be just read books.

David Senra

349,021 views • 6 months ago

our bookworm 😁 🐈‍⬛ i used to love reading as a kid. these days, i’m too busy to read that often. there are so many [books i’ve bought that are still unread]! i’d buy 4 books at a time. i was so determined, i’d even give up sleep to read one book but i couldn’t for the other 3

our bookworm 😁 🐈‍⬛ i used to love reading as a kid. these days, i’m too busy to read that often. there are so many [books i’ve bought that are still unread]! i’d buy 4 books at a time. i was so determined, i’d even give up sleep to read one book but i couldn’t for the other 3

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89,546 views • 9 months ago

Phil: we cry easily, katie needs to be physically wounded Katie: Even then... pussies. Im dead inside okay. You know what did make me cry? A Little Life, that made me cry, that pulled me apart I can never read it again (I like Phill have had that book on my shelf for years ngl)

Phil: we cry easily, katie needs to be physically wounded Katie: Even then... pussies. Im dead inside okay. You know what did make me cry? A Little Life, that made me cry, that pulled me apart I can never read it again (I like Phill have had that book on my shelf for years ngl)

Jazz ⧗ All Along

22,307 views • 3 months ago

Phil: "I wish I knew you as a teenager" Katie: "no nobody wanted to know me I was very angry. I've changed so much... I do it with a smile now so its charming" I can't with them

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Jazz ⧗ All Along

29,655 views • 3 months ago

Palmer Luckey: “I read thousands of books before I was 13” Asked about his experience of being homeschooled as a child, Oculus and Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey replies: “I was really lucky . . . there were [a lot] of things where I was interested for my own reasons and very good at self-directed learning. I read thousands of books before I was 13. Literally thousands of books.” What kinds of books? “Everything,” Palmer replies. “The classics, science fiction, The Art of the Deal — the entire gamut of everything that you would want. I was checking out lots of books from the library. Also lots of people gave me books. Everyone knew that Palmer liked to read so people would sometimes buy me new books but more often adult friends would just dump massive quantities of books.” Palmer’s mom was also on Barnes & Noble’s registry for teachers: “She had the educator’s discount for buying stuff from Barnes & Noble. I forget what the discount was but it was some extraordinary discount. Barnes & Noble did a lot for teachers — especially back then. And so I just read, and read, and read, and read . . . I loved science. I loved engineering. I loved chemistry. Math — like real math — I was never really a fan.” source: Shawn Ryan

Palmer Luckey: “I read thousands of books before I was 13” Asked about his experience of being homeschooled as a child, Oculus and Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey replies: “I was really lucky . . . there were [a lot] of things where I was interested for my own reasons and very good at self-directed learning. I read thousands of books before I was 13. Literally thousands of books.” What kinds of books? “Everything,” Palmer replies. “The classics, science fiction, The Art of the Deal — the entire gamut of everything that you would want. I was checking out lots of books from the library. Also lots of people gave me books. Everyone knew that Palmer liked to read so people would sometimes buy me new books but more often adult friends would just dump massive quantities of books.” Palmer’s mom was also on Barnes & Noble’s registry for teachers: “She had the educator’s discount for buying stuff from Barnes & Noble. I forget what the discount was but it was some extraordinary discount. Barnes & Noble did a lot for teachers — especially back then. And so I just read, and read, and read, and read . . . I loved science. I loved engineering. I loved chemistry. Math — like real math — I was never really a fan.” source: Shawn Ryan

Perch

249,298 views • 7 months ago

I worked at a bookstore before and I refused to walk down the isle with all the “witchcraft” books at the time. (So young) The manager noticed it one day and she said “ if you don’t have knowledge of it, how will you recognize it?” 💡🚨 To say the least… I read everything 😂👊🏾

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SwayLaughs

139,431 views • 5 months ago

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🍒 "I'm detoxing for my dopamine." Dopamine detox by reading. I need to bring my brain back from being addicted to pain and joy. Our brains are in pain these days. (It's been) one day. I need to cut down. I try, but it's hard... I try not to, but I find myself watching short videos. I read some books at the end of December, though—about four books. There's a Korean novel called Rapids. It's a romantic novel, and I really enjoyed reading it. What else did I read? Let's see! Oh, I read a comic book too. There's a comic book called DVD. I think I read it when I was in middle school. Or was it elementary school? Middle school? It was written by the author Chon Kye-young. A scene I like from it! And also, this picture book called Blue Duck. Dopamine detox it is! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼" Chanyeol’s reading habits are so cool! I love how he casually mentions books and novels—it makes me want to read more too.🥹🥹🥹 #Chanyeol #찬열

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karina

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180,390 views • 7 months ago

And mind you this is based on a true story. I read it and my eyes filled with water. In the books he didn't whistle to her. TILL 🎬🍿

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KingHenry👑

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I’m so excited to have in my hands early copies of my upcoming book, A Woman Like Me. I can’t wait for you all to read it when it comes out from Penguin Books UK on September 19th.

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58,678 views • 1 month ago

Hey Cousin Ron! Ron DeSantis 👋🏿 I'm sending you a care package. Hope you like it. These are books you should read — don't go banning them! Please let me know if you have any comprehension questions ✌🏿

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