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[ad_1] Have you ever wondered why we love sad songs or drown in the “Thank You Mom” Olympics commercial? Questions like these have been the impetus for Susan Cain’s new book, Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Unite Us. Believing that we experience the deepest states of love, happiness, fear and creativity, writes Ms. Cain, “Bitter …
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[ad_1] BITTERSWEETHow Do Sadness and Longing Unite Us?by Susan Cain The engine of America’s factory of mass-market ideas processed and turned into book sales tends to be one word (or two short words if you absolutely must): To develop. Sandstone. Simple. poke. It’s designed by authors who often shine outstanding college references and workshop concepts …
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[ad_1] Halle Berry had not taken herself into account. It was a cool March night in Hollywood in 2002, and she was thrilled to be nominated for her first Academy Award for best actress for her role as a waitress in Marc Forster’s movie who had an affair with her convicted husband’s executioner. dark drama …
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[ad_1] Imagine you are a kid joining your mom for a day at work. This isn’t a corporate sponsored situation where you raid the ration locker and nibble on cookies decorated with the company logo; an ordinary Saturday. Your mother, a professor of mathematics in China, now works at a sushi processing plant near the …
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