Book Blogger Hop; Bok som forandret livet mitt

Ny fredag, noe som betyr et nytt innlegg i forbindelse med Book Blogger Hop, takket være Ramblings of a Coffee Addicted Writer. Denne ukens spørsmål var nevn en bok som har forandret livet ditt.


Det var noe vanskelig det å begrense det til en bok, så jeg valgte to; Odd One Out - The Mavericks Guide to Adult ADD av Jennifer Koretsky og This is About You - Amazing, Weird, Beautiful You av Mary England.

Jeg valgte Odd One Out fordi den har hjulpet meg en del når det gjelder å ha ADD, i tillegg til at boka definitivt er ADD vennlig og skrevet av en med ADD.

Grunnen til at jeg valgte This is About You er fordi den viser at selv om en kanskje faller litt utenfor det som er A4, betyr det ikke at en er en mindreverdig person.

Comments

  1. Literary Feline30 June 2017 at 20:04

    What a great choice! I am not familiar with Odd Man Out, but it sounds like it is a very worthwhile read. Thank you for sharing. I hope you have a great weekend!

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  2. Katherine P30 June 2017 at 21:28

    I haven't read Odd One Out but I'm intrigued. I have several friends that suffer from ADD and this sounds sound like an interesting read.

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    1. GothicVamperstein4 July 2017 at 18:44

      It's worth the read and feel free to recommend the book to your ADD friends, as it's a very ADD-friendly read.

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  3. Nicki J. Markus / Asta Idonea1 July 2017 at 00:55

    Sounds like an interesting book. Happy Hopping!

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  4. Anonymous2 July 2017 at 17:57

    For me it would be Outlander. I got me back into reading after 4 years of studying English LIt in college.

    Terri M., the Director
    http://secondrunreviews.com

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    1. GothicVamperstein4 July 2017 at 18:45

      I totally get that one, as I majored in English Literature and Language myself at uni. Don't even get me started on reading Puritan texts from the 1600's. :-P

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