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Probably all of them because I am not big into English literature. I read a lot of self-improvement books.
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My new year resolution is actually to read all the classics and I’m ashamed that I haven’t read everything by the Brontë sisters.
I’m going to confess I haven’t finished The Climate Book by Greta Thunberg.
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I would tell myself to stop being such a worrier.
Cruelty to animals or children.
Thinking about all the children that are affected by all the wars that are going on right now.
Sensitive, kind, silly.
Having regrets.
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