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Life 101
Do you know why you don't learn about how to handle guilt, overcome fear, achieve goals, or be happy in school.
Hardcover, 535 pages
Published
November 30th 2000
by Prelude Press
(first published April 1990)
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I found this book literally in the garbage. My grandma cleaned out a bunch of old books from my aunt's house and was going to throw them away so she brought them by to see if there was anything I'd like. The only one that stuck out was this book. It was very obviously a self-help book and I was depressed at the time (sophomore year of high school so who isn't depressed and religion didn't help, which is when my atheism also came about). I figured I'd give it a shot and a lot of it make sense.
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I was surprised that there actually WAS a book with this title out there. And it's chock full of humorous, serious and altogether too true tips to live a better life and avoid the most common mistakes. Everyone should be handed a copy of it at age 18. Of course, most wouldn't begin to understand (or believe) a lot of the contents until at least 25 or 30. lol
Very interesting and insightful book. It shares some of the insights and tools about life that are very worthwhile. Have you ever pondered WHY LIFE? Insights such as, we are here to learn and do. OK, not earth-shattering, but read it for yourself. It is a great gift for a high school or college graduate.
Sep 29, 2012
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I just skimmed this book. It has lots of good quotes from famous people/philosophers and so on. It could be a good book for someone who's not already an expert on life, the universe, and everything, like me.
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I want to assign this to my kids when they're in 5th or 6th grade. The book is that easy to read, and common-sensical........... which I say with ambivalence because I know PLENTY of people who DON'T live by its precepts. Really lays things out for people who otherwise would make excuses, blame everyone in the world before blaming the (wo)man in the mirror, and otherwise fail to accomplish what they deserve to attempt. A really great read, and desperately important for the underachiever, too.
Jun 22, 2008
Kimbra
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5 of 5 stars
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everyone!
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This book is full of amazing head trips! It is heavily marked and frequently reviewed.
May 14, 2013
Rain Yanes
marked it as to-read
May 09, 2013
Anthony
marked it as to-read
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