I like chocolate ice cream. My dad has brown hair. My dad was in the military. I like to read. I read a book on autism. I work for a non profit that helps underprivileged youth. I found a good book about working with community youth. I love reading fiction. I especially like murder mysteries. My favorite book of all time is To Kill a Mockingbird. I enjoy reading mystery books. I have read Gone Girl. I like to eat ice cream while reading. I admire Martin Luther King Jr.
I like chocolate ice cream. I have brown hair. I am close with my family. My mom works with special needs people. My mom believes in being educated. I am latino. I am a healer. I worked with a local healer. I provide therapy to people. I trained under a local healer. I went to a community college. I have a degree in mindfulness. I like to read biographies. My favorite is one about Martin Luther King. I think everyone should read To Kill a Mockingbird.
I just started reading another murder mystery, The Last Goodbye. I can't put it down. What's it about? I've started the new Michelle Obama autobiography a couple of days ago. Well I don't want to spoil too much of its content since it's a murder mystery, but basically a woman who can talk to spirits connect people with their deceased loved ones. And how was your reading of Michelle Obama's autobiography? I've never been really involved in politics, so it was interesting to read about the initiatives she's started during her time as first lady. Your book sounds very interesting, has a mix of paranormal storytelling in there too. Yeah I definitely recommend you to read it if you get a chance! Speaking of which do you have any other book recommendations? Hmm.... let me think about it.... Is there a certain topic you enjoy and want to learn more about, like crime, science, etc? It'll give me an idea of what book to recommend. I usually prefer murder mysteries but I do want to expand my genera, I think some non fiction books like with science or food might be interesting. You know what? I bet you'd love Mindhunter. Have you heard of it? They even made it into a Netflix show. It's about these two FBI agents that start the department for serial killers, and the stories of their interviews with famous ones. Oh I never did, the premise sounds interesting so I might take a look! Do you think the book is better or the show is better? The show does a great job of making the stories feel real, but I always think the books are better. There's just so many details that get cut out that make it a more enjoyable read. I guess that's the case with basically all the adoptions I can think of haha, the book will always have more details. Oh also I'm thinking of joining a book club lately! Does it meet online, or in person? I think the in-person ones sound really interesting, I just can never find the time with my job. I'm usually busy from early morning all the way into the evening. 