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If you were to go and search for one perfect ebook for yourself, what would it be? What information would you like to see included? What questions would you like to have answe
Alan,
That's not true. A lot of thought goes into the process of romance. Are you talking about real life romance or fiction?
Fiction like my wife writes ok that was misleading as I know my wife is pouring her heart and soul into her new book I guess what I meant is its kind of mindless reading that would maybe be a bit better description!
I don't know - I haven't been looking for books for a while. Sorry. Mostly I look for science fiction if that helps.
I haven't really got one - I'm reading a Jules Verne book at the moment, but I like Stephen Baxter even if he is a bit long winded.
Try reading Starplex written by Robert Sawyer. It is a great book. Jules Verne is classic of course, loved almost everything he wrote.
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Ebooks what would you want to see as a topic?
If you were to go and search for one perfect ebook for yourself, what would it be? What information would you like to see included? What questions would you like to have answe
Probably a book that covered all the fundamental principles of life. The timeless ideas that could benefit anyone at anytime.
For example: You become what you think.
A book about wisdom. This is a very broad question however, it will vary greatly from person to person depending on what stage they are in their life. Why, are you planning to write an e-book?
Alan,
That's not true. A lot of thought goes into the process of romance. Are you talking about real life romance or fiction?
Fiction like my wife writes ok that was misleading as I know my wife is pouring her heart and soul into her new book I guess what I meant is its kind of mindless reading that would maybe be a bit better description!
I don't know - I haven't been looking for books for a while. Sorry. Mostly I look for science fiction if that helps.
I haven't really got one - I'm reading a Jules Verne book at the moment, but I like Stephen Baxter even if he is a bit long winded.
Try reading Starplex written by Robert Sawyer. It is a great book. Jules Verne is classic of course, loved almost everything he wrote.
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Probably a book that covered all the fundamental principles of life. The timeless ideas that could benefit anyone at anytime.
For example: You become what you think.
A book about wisdom. This is a very broad question however, it will vary greatly from person to person depending on what stage they are in their life. Why, are you planning to write an e-book?
Would you consider reading a book that combined many different philosophies?
Definitely!
Great! Thank you.