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Natasha mentioned that she found this book insightful, and that it helped her as a higher power concept while she was in rehab.

I remember reading this Bill Bryson book. Walking the Woods. Which one? No, it's a I don't know, a short history of nearly everything. Yes.

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Natasha mentioned that she found this book insightful, and that it helped her as a higher power concept while she was in rehab.

I remember reading this Bill Bryson book. Walking the Woods. Which one? No, it's a I don't know, a short history of nearly everything. Yes.

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He praised the book as a great work, noting it has nothing to do with Nazi literature.

This is Bill Bryson, a short history of nearly everything. I don't mean to impugn Bill Bryson in this way. This is actually a great book.

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Episode: Ep. 577 - Refuting the Lies of Michelle Obama

He praised the book as a great work, noting it has nothing to do with Nazi literature.

This is Bill Bryson, a short history of nearly everything. I don't mean to impugn Bill Bryson in this way. This is actually a great book.

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Matt Walsh described it as one of his favorite nonfiction books and said he would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a readable science overview.

Bill Bryson, a short history of nearly everything. I this I this is one of my favorite nonfiction books. I a thousand percent recommend it. If you're looking to read nonfiction, pick up this book. He calls it a short history of nearly everything, which it basically is. He starts at the beginning of the universe and in this book ... it's very accessible. He's a great writer and so definitely read that.

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