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PostSecret: Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives

3 Ratings: 5.0

A book by Frank Warren

"A fascinating public airing of private thoughts. . . The range of efforts (meticulous, sloppy, artful, ponderous) will astound you." --– TIME.com, "50 Coolest Websites of 2005" "Humanity at its finest . . . And because of … see full wiki

Tags: Books, Art, Psychology, Selfhelp, Antiques & Collectibles

Author: Frank Warren

Genre: Arts & Photography, Health, Mind & Body, Entertainment

Publisher: William Morrow

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review by ssjakira1. August 27, 2008

Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives

Pros: Completely engrossing and an amazing look at humanity Cons: (Only if you can't handle some of the subject matter) The Bottom Line: Have a secret? Tell it - to Frank Warren. It's a great way of letting go and putting your secret out into the world without anyone knowing... For about a year after seeing the first PostSecret book by Frank Warren, I finally opened it up to find out just *what* was in it. I was surprised by … more

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review by duffbert. May 24, 2008

Funny, sad, shocking, and thought-provoking...

I've been a fan of the PostSecret site for awhile now. It's a project started by Frank Warren back in late 2004 involving blank postcards. He spread them around and asked people to share a secret on the card, decorate it as they saw fit, and then mail it anonymously to him. In short order, the project took on a life of its own, and Warren started receiving cards and letters from around the world. The book PostSecret: Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives is a full-color compilation of some … more

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review by Cherise_Everhard. August 07, 2007

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

What's Your Secret?

This has got to be the most unusual book I have read; almost 300 pages of secrets. People from all over and all walks of life mailed in post cards sharing their secrets with Frank Warren, then eventually with everyone who chose to pick up his book. There are secrets about everything from masturbation, rape, adultery, hatred, love, children, loneliness and more. Some secrets are sad, others disturbing, some are funny and silly, others are loving; it is amazing how one sentence … more

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