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Changing is the nature of Nature. It not only happens all the time but also always in a sudden. </p><p>So 'surprise' should be the ways things are.</p><p>Are you always shocked by things that turned out unexpectedly? </p><p>Get used to it.</p><p>But remember, you can't predict what will be happening.</p><p>And yet we should bear in mind that there are many things we do not know rather than we think we know. </p><p>No, you won't face the reality more easily after read this book. But I still think we should read it to keep ourselves wise and humble.

Everything remains the same, countries, cities, buildings, offices and homes...just without human being...

What would happen in a 'No-Man-World'?

First come to my head is cockcoaches.
And very many of them.
They are crawling, jumping and flying everywhere.
Very likely they are the one to rule the World immediately after us!

And secondly, plants.
Again, lots of them will suddenly growing wildly and freely with enough water and sunlight.

You'll find here in the book that what most likely would happen. Interesting and worth us a serious thought.

Monday - History
Tuesday - Literature
Wednesday - Visual Arts
Thursday - Science
Friday - Music
Saturday - Philosophy
Sunday - Religion

Everyday provide us with different kind of knowledges to let us build a stronger mind.

If you have the habit of going to gym regularly,
that would be perfect!

Though each piece of speech is just around 3 minutes long, they are in fact loads of life-long experience or professional insights.

One book, many writers; one purchase, lot of benefits.

It's American's Best Writers Greatest Hits. The only difference is you need to listen to it with your eyes but not your ear.

You can more or less guess what are these changes from the providers' background. I think they are somehow expected. That's why not exciting or fascinating enough.

Sometimes too logical would be boring. So I am wondering if we can have a book collecting 50 wild imaginations for our future? That would be more interesting!

No particular reasons, just why not...
Well, that the way things have always been, right?

I got this little book from my English teacher Mrs Kung after I won an English writing competition when I was still studying in secondary school.

I think I have to (but have not yet) thank Mrs Kung for helping me to become a bookworm there after.

And yet the book/story itself had given me so much hope and encouragement that from then on I believe small guy not only can win but also can win big!

Thank you very much Mrs Kung! Deep from my heart, I love you!

Starbucks is good at advertise itself but not via traditional medium. This book may be a good example.

It should be a true story, just sounds a bit like an ad especially it was written by its own staff. If it's really an ad, we should still accept it as it's cleverly done.

Anyway it still a good book to read and at least we can learn what it's like working behind a Starbucks store and what the Starbucks corporate culture is all about...

It's creatively written so that we can creatively read.

No chapter nor order, just paragraph by paragraph, yes, point by point.

We can start reading at any page, at anytime. Even start reading from the last page backward.

But the crucial thing is we can't just read it once. It's better to read it from time to time, again and again. This is how we can adjust the way we think and act.

It's about wisdom but not textbook, But how GREAT it is if all textbooks are written in this way...

"Originally from Mars somehow got down to Earth"...this is my self-description on aNobii. (What a coincidence! )

A story talking about almost the same thing, well of course not exactly.

I don't want to release any more details about this fascinating story here otherwise it may distroy your mood.

I think this is a science fiction very close to reality.

Highly recommended!