Reading books is both physical and mental because eyes(physical) as well as the brain(mental) are involved.
It is really the taste of the reader, rather than the location of the reader, which gives a clue as to the kind of book to recommend. Nonetheless, I am going to recommend "The Fresco" by Sherri S. Tepper.
Martin W. Barr has written: 'Mental defectives: their history, treatment, and training' -- subject(s): Mental retardation 'The king of Thomond' 'Mental defectives' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Mental retardation
Henry Putnam Stearns has written: 'Lectures on mental diseases' -- subject(s): Psychiatry, Early works to 1900, Mental health laws 'Lectures on mental diseases' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Mental illness, Diseases, Brain, Mental Disorders, Insanity (Law), Pathological Psychology 'Insanity, [its causes and prevention]' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Early works to 1900, Psychiatry
Frederick Kuhlmann has written: 'A handbook of mental tests' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Mental tests
Ye,s he is still alive, did you read his book sad book!
Philip Boswood Ballard has written: 'Mental tests' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Mental tests
historical fiction
Aurick S Brackett has written: 'My Covenant My Life-work' -- subject(s): Accessible book 'My covenant' -- subject(s): Accessible book, New Thought, Mental healing
read a book dumbas s
Abraham Lincoln ,Ulysses s grant and Gordon meade dude read a book yea stupid READ A FRIGGIN BOOK
It took place in the 1880's.
there were several "dead guy(s)" in the book towards the end. read the book to find who they were.