Ourpick Reading Suggestions for April 2nd

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A Life in Books | Collections by @eliezerfloyd

What a wonderful way to meet someone and fall in love ❤️, as it happened with your parents. Your passion for books was written in the stars then, or among the pages of books 😉
How cool that you built your own collection in this way, regularly buying the books. But yes, moves are forcing us to leave behind things, including some books.

Forensic World [Channel Review] by @victor2356

To be honest, I’d never seen a channel on this subject before and I love it; I’ve always been interested in investigations and crime cases, whether in films, TV series, or, of course, real-life investigations. But this perspective, from a forensic point of view, is really fascinating. The first video made the biggest impression on me, because learning so much about a crime from the position and the marks left on the ground really catches your attention. Of course, the hair aspect is the most striking.
I knew a bit about the business of recreating crime scenes, but it’s true that the sensitivity shown in the last video is very important for people who carry out or are immersed in this work. I loved the review and the subject matter above all; it’s out of the ordinary.

A walk around Sultanahmet Square and a bit of Istanbul history by @duskobgd

There’s so much history in that place, and some of it goes back a very long way; I think I’d feel as though I’d been transported back to the Middle Ages, or even further. All the monuments are fabulous, each with a story to tell about ancient civilisations. Of course, my favourite is the Egyptian one, as I’ve always been fascinated by that culture. It’s incredible to see the writing there, after all this time.
The mosque is beautiful, and the structure for measuring distances really caught my eye. You were surrounded by history, and there was enough information there to bring it to life and tell its story. I love that.

Holy Throwback Thursday! by @jesuslnrs

Life is full of difficult times and challenges; each one happens for a reason, and after a while, you’ll find yourselves smiling genuinely once more. Because, in truth, your dad lives on within you – through his teachings, his way of being, and his very presence. The problem is that you can’t see him. But that’s just how life is.
This topic and this memory brought to mind when my grandmother was alive; not always, but sometimes we would go on the tour of the seven churches. I was very young, but I remember it; it was like a tradition. I don’t do it anymore, but I keep it in my memories. Everything you’ve been through makes you a better person, because we all experience that the things in life are there for a reason. It has been a pleasure to know you in this life. Thank you, Jesús, for this memory that has brought mine to the surface at this moment.

(ESP-ENG)Practicing realistic eyes (trying to capture the resemblance) 🥰✏️😍💕 by @sarangzg7

You reminded me of a guitar teacher I once had. I remember very clearly that he came up to me and asked, “Do you know the best and easiest way to learn to play the guitar?” Eagerly, I asked him, “What is it?” To which he replied... “Practicing.”
That answer stuck with me, and it’s certainly true: the simplest way to get good at something is just that—by practicing. Yes, simple, but not easy. Still, practice makes perfect, and this post is proof of the progress you’ve made.

Hive Open Mic week 312 “Sacrifice" Medley of two songs by @respect01

I see that you have a great devotion and that you love to share them through music, that makes me very happy, plus it harmonizes perfectly with the feeling of this week in Hive Open Mic. Happy to coincide with your post, a sincere hug from a distance...

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