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First reading which I felt inexplicably sad and empty at the end

First reading which I felt inexplicably sad and empty at the end

I highly recommend the experience to anyone who feels ready and interested in books that put you in an already unbalanced state of mental health.

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milenabarbosa

Psychology student. I like philosophy and things that try to explain the human behavior

This book made me want to share such an experience with you.Thank you to those who read it and who encourage me to post here. If you are interested in a subject for me to address here, feel free to recommend it.

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