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بودكاست بوك كاست يهتم بالقراءة و الكتب📖📚 هو برنامج اسبوعي ( كل يوم إثنين) حيث يسافر بكم في رحلة مشوقة للتعرف على كتاب بطريقة تحفزكم لقراءته.
لكل من أراد أن يكون الكتاب صديقه يتابعنا 🙂❤️🎧
Catherine Price's book, How To Break Up With Your Phone
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The Future of the Professions", written by Richard Susskind