
My thoughts on Bevinda Collaco’s book ‘I’m old, I’m wise and I know my shit’
One can’t help but wonder why Bevinda’s book isn’t made compulsory reading! It could really save readers from potentially dangerous situations.
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One can’t help but wonder why Bevinda’s book isn’t made compulsory reading! It could really save readers from potentially dangerous situations.
This book will be of interest and use to the general reader who is interested in learning life skills and living a minimalistic life.
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Ancient DNA and the new science of the human past.
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