Richard FlanaganA good book ... leaves you wanting to reread the book. A great book compels you to reread your own soul.
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A good book poses more questions than it answers, leaving the reader with the desire to reread the book. A great book soaks up more than its fair share of your soul, making you want to return to yourself over and over again. A good book is like a great meal. You feel more energized afterward, ready to tackle more challenges. A great book is like a great meal that makes you feel nourished and rejuvenated.
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