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Mentioned in 8 episodes

The velveteen rabbit

Book • 2006

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Mentioned by Susan David in relation to the concept of realness and self-acceptance.

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Matt Walsh in the context of an article about older people grieving the fact that they will never become grandparents.

Mentioned by Kelsey Grammar when discussing the importance of knowledge.

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Joe Rosenberg as a book Anne Carroll Moore considered art.

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Ryan Holiday as a book his son recently fell in love with.

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Ryan Holiday in the context of becoming a better parent.

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Ryan Holiday as a children's story about a toy that becomes real through love.

Mentioned by Kate Cocker as a children's book with a passage about life's challenges.

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Ryan Holiday while reading to his son; it discusses the nature of becoming real through a child's love.

Mentioned by Michael Keller to illustrate the idea of becoming 'real' through genuine love and acceptance.

Mentioned by Ruth Shaw as one of her favorite books from childhood.

Mentioned as a book that Anne Carroll Moore helped to establish as literature.

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