All I Know

by Ashly Lorenzana

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Some of the quotes/lines (however you want to describe them) were thought provoking. Others were so-so. Overall, they didn't do much for me, personally. Maybe as more fleshed out passages I could have better appreciated what the author was trying to convey.

I'm sure many other readers could enjoy it more than I did, though. Probably just not the type of book for me, but I gave it a shot. (

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Robert.Zimmermann | Oct 15, 2015 |

A sobering reality of quotes that will both force you to see the truth but also reflection. While some are a little abrupt, the constant is truth in words.

An interesting concept in parallel to the lies that we may tell ourselves.

A quick, easy read from a writer with style and intrigue. (

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ChristinaBurgess | Aug 2, 2013 |

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★★★ All I Know by Ashly Lorenzana

A collection of quotes on life, love, sadness and other topics

I won this as a LibraryThing Members Giveaway in exchange for my honest review.

This one was sort of strange. I really did enjoy some of them, while others were just harsh.

The layout is deceptive. It is listed as 95 pages, however I would say more like 40 pages. There are a lot of blank pages in it. the first time I got to a set of blank pages, I honestly thought, I had a bad copy.

Thanks to the author for sharing your insight with me. (

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Chantelle713 | Jul 1, 2013 |

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I received All I know from LibraryThing . This book is a collection of creative thoughts in areas such as Judgement, Love, Revenge. Trust, Life and Addictions. I enjoyed reading the sincere and heartfeltl throughts. Some of the were uplifting and other made you really thinkk of who you are and where you stand. The only reservation I have with this book is that it is laced with profanity. (

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campmom | Jun 17, 2013 |

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The quotes are really unique and enjoyable. The only thing I did not like was the excess of white space. But this is a simple fix. (

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Lizdugan | Jun 17, 2013 |

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Ashly Lorenzana is a freelance writer, blogger and published author. She has worked as an escort for over five years, and has been a drug addict even longer than that.

Several years ago, she started writing a list. The original title was simply, "The Things I Believe," and the title pretty much says it all.

Since then, the list has grown and so has the expression used to convey each of her observations and discoveries about all areas of life.

Today, Lorenzana's quotes are shared countless times on social media sites and have appeared all over the web. People from all walks of life have found special meaning in her words and the little messages she has sent out into the world.

All I Know is a thoughtful collection of quotes to make life appear more worth living, even while looking at it through the darkest lens known to mankind.

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