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Tag Archives: Paulo Coelho
THE HIPPIE or WHY WE LOVE OUR LIBRARIANS
This blog starts with the “Hippie”. It was about four months ago when I asked my librarian if he can get a copy of Paulo Coelho’s memoir “Hippie.” For some reason he couldn’t find one in house or in the … Continue reading
JAMES PATTERSON BY JAMES PATTERSON – A Wealthy Author
When I found out that James Patterson wrote and published his own biography[1], I decided that I must read this book as soon as possible; and take notes while I read. Why would I read and take notes of Patterson … Continue reading
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