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4.19 AVERAGE
4.19 AVERAGE
I definitely could relate to some, while others I found a little weird. Overall though an interesting concept and look into other peoples lives.
This is a great book to own, It possess so much emotion.
An absolutely amazing collection of people's inner thoughts and secrets, each submitted to the author on a post card. A great idea, and a great read. This book really makes you stop and think about the secrets in your own life, as well as wonder what inner secrets those around you have and never share.
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Loved it! It was so much fun too read and an interesting project.
What an amazing idea...
Frank Warren has given us the ability to anonymously have access to the secrets of others...
So deeply touching and some of the secrets inside are helpful to read, just knowing somebody else is feeling or going through something you are also feeling.
Frank Warren has given us the ability to anonymously have access to the secrets of others...
So deeply touching and some of the secrets inside are helpful to read, just knowing somebody else is feeling or going through something you are also feeling.
I love the 'PostSecret' project, and this collection of contributions is at once sad, funny, worrying and beautiful!
This is the first of Frank Warren’s PostSecret books.
I love reading other people’s secrets and am amazed at how many emotions random statements can evoke.
The secrets can make me feel sadness, humour, pity, despair, disbelief and revulsion (the wife that puts boogers in her husband’s soup when she is pissed off with him); as well as making me recognize myself and ponder my own untold secrets and the freedom of letting them go anonymously.
I love the idea of gaining control over something by making it concrete and putting it outside of yourself. I think it is an absolutely wonderful and insightful project.
I love reading other people’s secrets and am amazed at how many emotions random statements can evoke.
The secrets can make me feel sadness, humour, pity, despair, disbelief and revulsion (the wife that puts boogers in her husband’s soup when she is pissed off with him); as well as making me recognize myself and ponder my own untold secrets and the freedom of letting them go anonymously.
I love the idea of gaining control over something by making it concrete and putting it outside of yourself. I think it is an absolutely wonderful and insightful project.
this is agreat coffee table book to enable discussion. some of the secrets are funny, depressing, weird, crazy and its makes for a very authentic read. I love the whole post-secret thing and have followed it for quite a bit of time.