My Secret: A PostSecret Book (PostSecret) Hardcover | Pages: 144 pages

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Original Title:	My Secret: A PostSecret Book
ISBN:	0061196681 (ISBN13: 9780061196683)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	PostSecret

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The sensational PostSecret project returns with a never-before-seen collection of postacards created by teens and college students from around the world. Compiled by Frank Warren, postsecret.com founder and author of the national bestseller Postsecret, the handmade cards bear compelling and personal messages that have remained secret--until now. Raw and revealing, My Secret expresses the hopes, fears, and wildest confession of young people everywhere.

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Title	:	My Secret: A PostSecret Book (PostSecret)
Author	:	Frank Warren
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 144 pages
Published	:	October 24th 2006 by William Morrow
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Art. Adult

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Many of you that follow my reviews (Mostly the people on my blog or that just like to read my reviews), know that I work at a library. I come across a kagillion books everyday! One day, while organizing the books from the Book Return Bin (Otherwise known as the Book Drop), I found this PostSecret book and checked it out as soon as I could.This was my first PostSecret book and I just had to get more once I finished this one. I really loved it. I am actually thinking of startin to send my own post

I got a kick out of the first PostSecret book I read. At that time it was a fresh concept to me and I was taken with the novelty of the idea. This is the second PostSecret book for me and I found it to be repetitious. Let's face it: there are just so many ways in which you can be sorry or happy or sad. You can only go through so many declarations of unrequited love, failure to disclose your STD, confessions of orgasm during exercise (I would never leave the gym) or self-hatred because you liked

Frank Warren has compiled his secret postcards into several volumes now but this book was my first experience with them. My son gave it to me for Christmas - a friend recommended it to him and he knew this was something I would find intriguing. I did! I loved it. This book is geared toward sharing the secrets of younger people. Not sure exactly how he knew the senders age group but I can see from the photo and topics that he might have made a fairly accurate guess. There is a note on the last

There aren't enough words to describe how gorgeous this book is. The premise is completely simple: write a secret on a postcard and send it to Frank, and the results are amazing. I think the beauty in these books lies in the idea that we can see that we are all so alike. I found myself at moments being able to laugh at the fact I identified with the secrets, and completely heartbroken at the same time, too, because... hell, someone feels like I do. If you ever feel like you're alone, don't. Pick

This was the very first post secret book I read and I was intrigued. While I don't think this is my favorite one it's the one that first caught my attention. I love the whole concept, the anonymous factor with these secrets. It's a way to express your feelings and emotions without the open judgement. It can help take the weight off your shoulders. Some are depressing, some funny, and also some relatable. It's nice to not feel alone in something.

(Review from 2015.)The second-to-worst PostSecret book. The term for most of these secrets today is "vaguebooking." Other secrets are targeted at a single person, as if the creator were more interested in shaming that one person rather than bearing their soul. Some aren't even secrets so much as they are, "Look at me!" statements or competitive introversion.But the book isn't one of the larger PostSecret books are there are some truly great secrets within. Ones that are strange, funny, sad and

An interesting project and really makes you think about what your secrets are.