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Richard Mulholland

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in Glasgow, The United Kingdom
October 16, 1974

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A Fraction of the Whole by Steve Toltz
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Just brilliant. One of those books the defies explanation (any attempt to explain it would be a disservice) but just works. It's fiction, but I e of the best philosophy books I've read. Again, Impossible to explain.

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This would have been five stars for me if it was half the length. I don't mind long books, but I do mind books that drag on unnecessarily. So much of this felt like that to me. ...more
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Warrior Mindset by Roger Gracie
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If you're a BJJ fan and haven't read a self help style book before then this is very worthwhile. It felt like a bit of a greatest hits of the genre.

Loved the BJJ and biographical bits.
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Loved at the start, lost me a bit in the middle, won me again by the end.
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"I enjoyed reading this book, and my first take was that it was a nice feel good read. The characters are likeable, the town gives a great sense of place, and the narrative moves forwards well.

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Every single one of these short stories was touching and thoughtful. I found this book to be a wonderful experience and would certainly recommende it. Don't be put off by the low score. By the looks of the reviews, this seems to be for another editio ...more
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