Believes cake could quite possibly be the meaning of life
Has the greatest friends to ever exist
Lets red wine get her into trouble
Always comes home with a story to tell
Friday 13th should always be celebrated with a horror film
The hunt for perfect shoes never ends
Peaches are the best fruit
The perfect weekend is inside an art gallery
Aspires to be as fabulous as Miranda Priestly
Nothing better than giving someone good advice
Makes many mistakes
…is only human after all
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Loving your work, Hannah! I’d love to see you review some philosophy books, as that’s my big passion. I do read some fiction too, but not so often. Where in the UK are you based? (I’m in London).
Hmm, philosophy is so multi-faceted it would be difficult to give a recommendation without knowing more about your interests. My favourite introductory philosophy book is ‘The Story of Philosophy’ by Bryan Magee. If you get the Dorling Kindersley version it’s beautifully put together and illustrated. One of my favourite books of all time 🙂
Loving your work, Hannah! I’d love to see you review some philosophy books, as that’s my big passion. I do read some fiction too, but not so often. Where in the UK are you based? (I’m in London).
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Thank you! I love philosophy, but can’t say I’ve read many books in that genre. Any recommendations?
I’m in Leicestershire c:
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Hmm, philosophy is so multi-faceted it would be difficult to give a recommendation without knowing more about your interests. My favourite introductory philosophy book is ‘The Story of Philosophy’ by Bryan Magee. If you get the Dorling Kindersley version it’s beautifully put together and illustrated. One of my favourite books of all time 🙂
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Ah that’s great, thank you! I really feel like running to the bookshop and browsing the philosophy section now to see what I can find 😛
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