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Adrian’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Adrian’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Adrian L. Hawkes
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October 2008
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Never have a blank sheet.
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Hello!: Is that you God?
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2007
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Icejacked
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2011
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CULTURE CLASH: A book, a trainer's manual and a student manual on the subject of culture for continuous professional development
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2008
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Jacob: A Fatherless Generation
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2002
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Attracting, Training and Releasing Youth
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Leadership And...
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1997
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Perspectives
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Free Books
I think it was on this site that someone said they had given away free books, and I have tried to find the reference or blog or post again without sucess, did someone say it and if so who, and what was the thinking behind it? Also what was the how and when?
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| I am not sure what it is about books like this. It was bought for me, so I read it, but so often with books like this, I want to stop and argue. It's not that I disagree with it all, but some of it needs further discussion. Sure, they say that in the ...more | |
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| It is an easy read. One has to congratulate the author on his research. I know this stuff, but I did not know this stuff. It really is a fascinating insight into an incredibale story. Without spoiling anything, I was disappointed by the follow-up res ...more | |
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Fasanating It's a long book to read, but I'm delighted that I did. Thanks to the writer Phil Streeter for giving me the book. The thing is, as I read each page, I was happy that I live in the London of 2025. So many things were surprising, and so man ...more |
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| Well, it was a quick read. Swears a lot. In some ways, I was not surprised. I do think that the whole thing is rather sad. Money, Money. Lots of it, but for what, lonely, sad, pointless. Decadent, of course. It's a great read, and if you are one of t ...more | |
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| Passed to me by a colleague, so I read it. Whilst I think the author is telling his story how he sees it, I found it a challenging read. Perhaps it was the language; whilst I don't find the story wrong or difficult to believe, the way it was expresse ...more | |
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| Very short, little pamphlet-style book. Giving the reason why people should be creative. Relating it to the fact of a creative God. Quite challenging and to the point, a quick good read. | |
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| The thing about fiction is that it enables you to push a line almost unobtrusively, and writers do it even if they don't intend to do it. We underestimate the persuasiveness of fiction. It is reported that Uncle Tom's Cabin changed the USA Quote: It ...more | |
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| A funny thing about this book is that I was on a train and saw someone reading it, so I asked if it was good. They said I have read it more than once. I then offered them one of my books, 'I was a foster Carer', they insisted on a swap, which we did. ...more | |
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| It is not an easy read, but it is worth the effort. I'm unsure if it is the lay, but it is probably the content. Tis book is challenging to say the least. Someone asked me why I thought it was challenging. I guess the answer is that I have never cons ...more | |
“It takes knowledge and experience to say precisely and consisely what is true and what is needed. Scholarship often excels in lofty learning and deep digging to emphasise what we knew all along. Adrian Hawkes' little book, based on real life, bring us what so many don't know and greatly need to know. I would not be ashamed to put it alongside many weighty volumes on my study shelves.”
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“7 things negative people will do to you. They will...
1. Demean your value;
2. Destroy your image
3. Drive you crazily!
4. Dispose your dreams!
5. Discredit your imagination!
6. Deframe your abilities and
7. Disbelieve your opinions!
Stay away from negative people!”
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1. Demean your value;
2. Destroy your image
3. Drive you crazily!
4. Dispose your dreams!
5. Discredit your imagination!
6. Deframe your abilities and
7. Disbelieve your opinions!
Stay away from negative people!”
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