Runner Things #2312
Posted on 04 Mar, 2014
Every mile you have run is still in you. Every workout and every race where you pushed your limits is engraved in your muscles. These experiences make you a runner all the way to the bone.
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An engrossing read that makes you fall in love with the main characters, makes you long to see and feel the poetry of the beautifully-described places, and just breaks your heart into a million pieces with a totally unexpected ending. If I have just one word to describe FUEL, it is "potent".
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