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Rich Dad, Poor Dad
By Robert T. Kiyosaki
Awesome book! Completely changed my mentality on how I see money and what I spend my money on. Don't expect a step by step plan on how to make money though the book does give you a few ideas on how to start.
~Christian N.
Gumbo Tales: Finding my Place at the New Orleans Table
By Sara Roahen
A love letter to New Orleans cuisine and the city itself, especially in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Don’t read if hungry! Having recently visited New Orleans, I now crave so many dishes that aren’t readily available in Worcester!
~Amy K.
Napalm and Silly Putty
By George Carlin
For anyone who appreciates the brash thoughts of Carlin. Funny, sharp, short and sweet, brings memories of watching his acts.
I may not agree with him on everything, but he has a unique voice that rejects mainstream society.
~Lavinia P.
Old in Art School
By Nell Painter
-got a kick out of this story...60 year old woman who's highly educated (in History) takes on the MFA program at RSDI. I loved the way this author described her classes-especially the "crits" (students' work criticism), and the use of artsy language...
~Agnes W.
Read & Riot: A Pussy Riot's Guide to Activism
By Nadya Tolokonnikova
It was like reading a conversation, made ever so much more powerful because you knew Nadya was writing this book in a language not her own, so I could understand her message. Empowering, engaging, encouraging and thoughtful. I needed this book to fuel me forward.
~Krystal L.
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