dwaynebradley
The Pragmatic Bookshelf has SOOOO many books on sale right now... 🤯
Here are some of the ones that I’m considering picking up while they are still on sale:
Who here has read any of these before? Opinions? I would love to hear them.
Between The Pragmatic Bookshelf and Manning, my brain is going to be overloaded! 
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GermaVinsmoke
I wish these were available in the Paperback version in India at a cheaper price 
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AstonJ
Read them all Dwayne 
Better still, write a journal (#community:journals) or start a book club about some? 
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