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Elbana Bellorín

Elbana is a Venezuelan Magna Cum Laude graduate with a B.Sc. in International Affairs and a Master’s in International Law and Politics. With an academic affinity for grounded non-fiction and a heartfelt personal love for creative fiction, her intellectual pursuits and writing projects seek to conciliate both.

Top 10 Books About Self-Love

Book lists By March 29, 2023 Last Updated on September 29, 2023 by Olivia Smith Tags: , , No Comments


Self-love is one of those concepts that can be deceivingly complex. Nonetheless, behind that unassuming façade lies a plethora of questions with complicated answers.

What does it mean to love yourself? How do you find the balance between loving yourself and coexisting with others? Where do you draw the line?

According to the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation, self-love is about supporting and protecting your physical, psychological, and spiritual growth. It involves valuing and prioritizing yourself, your happiness, and your needs.

Where to Sell College Books in 2024

All about textbooks, Personal finance By March 13, 2023 Last Updated on January 4, 2024 by Sammy Wilson Tags: , , No Comments

WHERE TO SELL COLLEGE BOOKS

Obvious truth as it may be, it always bears repeating—college is costly.

Although tuition is always the first and foremost expense everyone worries about, the price of college books continues on an endless uphill climb. Specifically, college textbook prices have increased by over 1,000% since the 1970s.

Sadly enough, most college books have a short utility timespan. After fulfilling their purpose, their fate will likely be that of a dust collector on a bookshelf or in a forgotten drawer. Unless, of course, you SELL them.

Top 10 Books of American Classic Literature

Book lists By March 1, 2023 Last Updated on October 3, 2023 by Olivia Smith Tags: , , No Comments

best american classic literature books
Within over four centuries, American literature forged its identity through paper and ink. It evolved amidst vast fields in the rural countryside and thriving city landscapes.

Despite being relatively young compared to the broader scope of English language literature, it was a matter of pride and freedom for American literature to break free from the motherland’s conventions.

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