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	title:	The Little Book of Life's Wisdom
	author:	Kahlil Gibran
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Arrow Books Ltd
	released:	December 7, 2000
	isbn:	0099415798
	isbn-13:	9780099415794

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Little bit of a waste of time and money - Rated Because Kahlil Gibran is such an interesting man - I've read bits of his biography, and bits of his Prophet, and his interpretation of the life of Jesus - you may want to buy this, as I did. But watch out, this isn't a book, just a collection of out-of-context aphorisms, such as "Knowledge and understanding are life's faithful companions who will never prove untrue to you." That statement might be useful given some context, but on its own it's just wishful thinking in my opinion. This seems to go against the more considered ideas he includes in his real books.

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Little bit of a waste of time and money - Rated 1/5
Because Kahlil Gibran is such an interesting man - I've read bits of his biography, and bits of his Prophet, and his interpretation of the life of Jesus - you may want to buy this, as I did. But watch out, this isn't a book, just a collection of out-of-context aphorisms, such as "Knowledge and understanding are life's faithful companions who will never prove untrue to you." That statement might be useful given some context, but on its own it's just wishful thinking in my opinion. This seems to go against the more considered ideas he includes in his real books.