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The American wrestler and actor John Cena is set to publish two books based on his best tweets in April 2021. — AFP

It's a well-known fact that certain public figures can be a little Twitter-happy. While Donald Trump uses the social network to disseminate his profound political musings, John Cena prefers to use the platform to share inspirational quotes about love, success and the power of positive thinking. The American professional wrestler has now decided to condense his feed of uplifting tweets into two books, due to be published in April by Penguin Random House.

"Put more into making a change, not an excuse" and "Live grounded. Dream grand. Love gratefully. Never lose hope" are just some of the tweets that John Cena has chosen to feature in his upcoming book for children, Do Your Best Every Day To Do Your Best Every Day, (ages 8-12), accompanied by a version for all ages called Be A Work In Progress.

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