PostSecret: Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives | Frank Warren

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	PostSecret: Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives Frank Warren William Morrow, 2005 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 250 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

This is really SOMETHING!

I was not aware of the website until I got this book as a birthday gift. It was one of the best birthday gifts I have ever received. The book is amazing. The boldness of some of the messages is astonishing. You can learn here what the REAL world is all about. Some of the messages are funny, some sad, but most of them will make you stop and think about the way we interact with others, what are desires are, etc. I think the reader will often well relate with many of the messages. I definitely encourage everybody to either get the book or at least visit the website.
Another great title i recommend is Naked Pictures of Famous People

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No Secret to Me

I loved this! There is something about peeking in on someone's life. I read it within a day and then my husband, who doesn't read anything, read it in two nights! Now we've passed it on to his family. I will definitely be looking for Warren's other "Secrets".

Usually compelling, sometimes banal

I think this book is probably a very good cross section of the postcards Frank receives. Not all are very interesting but I couldnt put it down. I think its a great read and conversation starter.

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Great Book!

After reading Warren's second book, I decided to get this one (his first)to see how his project had started. This collection of secrets is a true testament to our vulnerability. As you read it you'll experience many emotions (e.g. sadness, hope, joy). In a way it is cathartic because it somehow makes you take a closer look at your life and examine whether you are truly happy or simply "pretending to be" happy while carrying so much emotional baggage. You'll love it. It's an easy read. You won't be able to put it down. Then you'll go back and read it again. After all, we all have secrets! :)

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