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“...but Cliff keeps pushing for the truth like therapists do, because they all have some sort of psychic ability that allows them to see through your lies, and therefore they know you will eventually tire of the talking game and will offer up the truth.”

Quote by Matthew Quick

Book:The Silver Linings Playbook

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The Silver Linings Playbook

The story follows Pat Solitano, a man who has recently been released from a mental health facility after a breakdown. He attempts to rebuild his life and rekindle a relationship with his ex-wife, while also dealing with his own emotional and psychological challenges. more

Author

Matthew Quick is an American writer born in 1973. His works are known for their deep psychological portrayals and insights into the lives of teenagers. more

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