:laugh: I have this book too, but I haven't picked it up in a while.The Complete Idiots Guide to Past Life Regression by Michael R. Hathaway
This is true for me too. I enjoy learning. Usually when I'm reading, it's because I want to learn about something.Nightrain1 said:I've found it both curious and interesting that I've rarely read fiction
Ain't that the truth. I don't think I'll ever be able to learn and master everything in this life that I want to.There just isn't enough time in one lifetime to cover it all.
Alison Weir is cool. I have read a biography of another English (and actually formerly French) queen, Eleanor of Aquitaine.Sunniva said:I'm reading a biography of Queen Isabella of England, who was married to Edward II back in the 1300's. It's written by Alison Weir and although a bit dry, it's a fascinating read
What did you think of it Truthseeker? Despite the title, I think it's one of the best books I've read on the subject. There's a lot more information in there than other books I've read. Don't be put off by the title, it really is a useful book if you're thinking about having a regression.Truthseeker said::laugh: I have this book too, but I haven't picked it up in a while.
I understand this situation with the lack of time. I also read about Isabelle of England in Maurice Druon's The accursed kings - that was one of the books that made me fall in love with the medieval Western Europe, especially the Hundred Years' War.Sunniva said:I've got her book about Eleanor of Aquitaine too I don't have much time to read fiction though - i.e. I read so much during my work day that I'm completely fed up with reading when I have spare time
I must admit that I've never actually read any of Peter Høgh's novels or short stories. Do you like it?
Marquez's book is so relateable to nowadays that it has become a source of quotes and wedding vows. https://www.poptop.uk.com/blog/16-best-non-religious-wedding-readings/
The Hornblower series by C.S. Forester... because I love some nautical fiction
Hey that’s sounds interesting! Do you recommend it?