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10 Books You Should Read in Your Early Twenties

Your twenties are time for exploration and growth , and for most of us, a time that we use to 'set the stage' for the rest of our lives. I firmly believe that reading is very important for this process, and should be encouraged when children are young to instill a habit that will benefit them greatly. I've always believed that if you don't read, you can't grow, and I know many others do, too. Because of this, I made a list of books that are (almost) vital reading for those of us who're looking to learn and grow and find out more about themselves. Of course, they can be read and enjoyed by people of most ages, but I think many of them have greater impact when read while in transitionary phases, like the early twenties are for most people. Disclaimer: I haven't read some of the books on the list, but they come highly recommended, and I plan to get my hands on them soon! So go ahead, grab one of these, make yourself a cup of tea (or grab a glass of wine), settl...

The Liebster Award

Picture courtesy of Unsplash I received the Liebster Award from Ariadna of The Always Believer about a month ago, and just haven't had time to write this post until now! I finally decided to go ahead and do it. Thanks so much, Ariadna! (If you haven't already, please check out her wonderful blog, which happens to be a source of abundant inspiration!) The Liebster Award is passed on from blogger to blogger, and is intended to recognise who are working hard and doing a great job with their blog. While I've seen different variations of rules for this award online, I'll be following the ones that say that when you're nominated, you answer the questions presented to you by the blogger who nominated you, then nominate a few others and set some questions for them to answer! Here are Ariadna's questions, with my answers! 1) What is one of your favorite quotes? Goodness, I have so many! I try share them on my Facebook page every week or so. However, for now, let's ...