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No rating as self-help book.
You basically get the gist of the theory from the first 2/3 chapters. The rest is repetition in different contexts.
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The Let Them Theory
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What's Your Dream?: Find Your Passion. Love Your Work. Build a Richer Life.
Simon Squibb
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2.5 ⭐
'The Intruder' was a bit of a mixed bag for me. I started reading it at 3:00 AM and picked it up in intervals throughout the day, but the pacing felt surprisingly slow. I almost DNF’d it back around chapter 3 or 4 because I just wasn't vibing with the setup at all.
While I actually liked the characters enough to stick with them, the momentum just wasn't there. By the second half, I wasn't so much hooked as I was just pushing through because I wanted to finish it and get it off my list. Not her strongest work, but glad I powered through to the end!
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Venus in the Blind Spot is a fantastic, unsettling collection of short stories that showcases Junji Ito at his finest. While a few stories landed better than others, the strong ones were absolute standouts.
The graphics throughout are hella gruesome, but the level of detail and pure artistry behind the horror is breathtaking; wow.
A special highlight was his adaptation of Edogawa Ranpo's The Human Chair (inspired by Poe's style); it was utterly disturbing, brilliant, and easily one of the best in the book. A must-read for horror fans who appreciate stunningly creepy artwork!
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