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The Daughters' War is something I really really wait. I think this book will be great. And I'm also waiting for Anita de Monte Laughs Last by Xóchitl González.

I also was in community college right after school because I didn't have enough money to start university. And it was a great experience, and for me, it's hard to understand why so many people underestimate it. I had nice groupmates and professors, and I acquired a lot of skills and knowledge that helped me continue my education. Of course, not every community college is good, but the same can be said about universities. And a lot of things depend on you. If you want to study and you dedicate effort, then the place is not the main thing which matters. Now I'm at uni, and I'm happy that I went to a local community college because I was more prepared for uni. Of course, I still have some difficulties, especially with writing, but https://edubirdie.com/accounting-homework-help is the service I use whenever I need help with that. It's better than missing the deadline and getting 0. But I work on my skills; I've learned a lot before, so now just a little extra efforts are needed.

I read City of Last Chances by Adrian Tchaikovsky and I really like this book. It's the first one by A. Tchaikovsky and I really want to read more. And here are a few I read and liked: Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara War of the Worlds by H. G. Wells

Thanks for sharing this information. I'm thinking about starting my PhD next year, but I sitll have some doubts. Maybe I'll wait one more year to be totally sure in my decision, because that journey is hard, and requires a lot of efforts and time