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Do Epic Shit is the kind of book that breaks all rules from standard self-improvement books! If you expect a "cheat sheet" with the golden rules to use on your journey to easy success, forget it!

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First published in 1915, this intriguing book addresses modern-day issues while maintaining readability.

This book provided an engaging journey, and through the vivid descriptions by the author I visited 21 of the 303 Portuguese libraries using my imagination.

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