@TwBookClub@MorphNew The title sounds phylosophical. It's interesting how thr author discusses the metamorphosis of men, and what dragons to butterflies have to do with it. An interesting one truly.
"A tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive."
"The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end."
https://t.co/lhl5o0Q3BY
@TwBookClub@tyson_milner@atmospherepress The cover looks very intriguing! And the awards and an interest in making it into a movie is even more thrilling! I have a very vague image of how the book could be developed and would love to check it out!
"Mutually beneficial transactions & relationships are profitable to both parties by definition, meaning when those kinds of transactions & relationships happen the total amount of wealth in the world goes up."
- @EckhartAurelius, author of In It Together
https://t.co/VEMEEhWAQH
#BookoftheDay, December 16th – #Nonfiction, #Rated5Stars
Temporarily FREE on Kindle:
https://t.co/8Hiayr0Ulw
The Elderly Gentleman's Ulyssee: IN TWELVE DAYS ON FOOT FROM ZURICH TO GENEVA by Hans Bodmer
#FreeBooks#Travel
@TwBookClub The cover looks smart and expressive. I think it gives a great hint about what the book could possibly be about. I'd love to read about what the opposite of love is and what's the author's idea for it.