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Mentioned in 7 episodes
Death Be Not Proud
Book • 1949
Death Be Not Proud is a poignant memoir by John Gunther, detailing his son Johnny's valiant fight against a malignant brain tumor.
The book chronicles Johnny's intellectual curiosity, courage, and resilience during his illness, as well as the efforts of his parents to save him.
It explores themes of courage, willpower, and the human experience in the face of mortality.
The book chronicles Johnny's intellectual curiosity, courage, and resilience during his illness, as well as the efforts of his parents to save him.
It explores themes of courage, willpower, and the human experience in the face of mortality.
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Mentioned in 7 episodes
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as a sad but wonderful book about a family's journey with a child's terminal illness.


Ryan Holiday

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31 Books A Parent Should Read (The Ultimate Reading List)
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as an incredible book about the last year of John Gunther's son's life, who was diagnosed with a brain tumor at 16.


Ryan Holiday

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BONUS | Ryan Holiday Curates a Reading List for Nick Thompson
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while discussing his childhood and the desire for attention.


Conan O’Brien

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John Mulaney Returns Again
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as a book he read before having children.


Ryan Holiday

Seize Every Moment With Them (While You Can) | David Kessler
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to illustrate the preciousness of life and the importance of cherishing every moment with loved ones.


Ryan Holiday

Never, Ever Forget This
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as a beautiful and must-read book, highlighting the importance of love in the face of a child's illness.


Ryan Holiday

You’re A Hostage To Fortune Now
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when discussing books that explore similar themes of dealing with adversity.


Ryan Holiday

Everybody Has Something
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in the context of his son Johnny's journaling during his battle with brain tumor.


Ryan Holiday

They Are Trying to Talk To You
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in the context of reflecting on the loss of her son.


Ryan Holiday

Do Your Future Self This Favor
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as a book that reflects on the loss of a son and the importance of cherishing time with loved ones.


Ryan Holiday

This Is What You’ll Wish





