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I will be reading the book The Wayfinders: Why Ancient Wisdom Matters in the Modern World by Wade David. A major reason I chose this is because of the short page count, but it does seem like a good read. I can never find myself reading a long book as I always get busy/distracted and forget about it and never finish. I hope to learn interesting history from the book to apply to my life and thoughts.


I have just ordered the book, so I have not begun reading it as I am waiting for the Amazon package. Going entirely on the description, The Wayfinders seems like it will be genuinely interesting. I find history to be interesting, especially topics I am not familiar with. Cultures from around the world, both old and new, are always fascinating and I am sure this book will present them in a beautiful way. I look forward to reading the book!

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