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4 hours ago 1 minute read 0 comments cryotosensei
Ironically, as the exam season approaches, I am spending more time reading. I think that as someone who prefers to read self-help books, I see reading such fiction books as a crash course in absorbing the lexicon of action verbs and the like. Not to...
4 May 2026 5 minute read 3 comments rah
With Mama_Rah and the boys being away I have been home alone all weekend and so I have taken the opportunity to binge-watch the new BBC adaption of William Golding's The Lord of the Flies. It is, of course, a story I am familiar with, given the broad...
22 Oct 2024 1 minute read 0 comments FabulousBro
Every week I present a new book, that is in my opinion crap that somebody has published... The event runs under the hastags 🙈 #RandomThingsTuesday #CrapGotPublished The next book of this series is the one with the lovely title: "101 Ways to Know If...
3 Jun 2024 1 minute read 0 comments cryotosensei
I thought it would be cool to review these books together. To me, they represent the Yin and Yang of work. Scott Jeffrey Miller comes across as an incredibly clear-headed and ambitious go-getter in his “Career on Course”. He outlines ten steps to...
30 Dec 2023 1 minute read 0 comments cryotosensei
I read this Chinese book on your behalf. My review: This book is titled Danshari, a Japanese concept that refers to the pursuit of a simple yet rich life. Comprising 3 characters that mean refusing, disposing and separating respectively, it is a m...
11 Nov 2023 1 minute read 2 comments cryotosensei
Written in plain English and peppered with stories, this book by T. Harv Eker had me hooked till the end, despite the continuous partial attention syndrome I suffer due to the end-of-year hustle. Warning ⚠️: this book requires you to believe in the...
29 Mar 2023 13 minute read 0 comments MatTehCat
Every great society is defined by only a few great men whose character is so exemplary that the majority must align themselves with them or falter. On Monday, the 27th of March, I began reviewing Burnham's work, Machiavellians: Defenders of Freedom....
26 Feb 2023 1 minute read 2 comments cryotosensei
It may look like I was bored stiff by “Reasons to Stay Alive” but in actual fact, I thought @mattzhaig did an excellent job writing about a topic as serious as depression in an easy-to-access manner. So easy that I dared to bring this book to an outd...
25 Oct 2022 4 minute read 3 comments Hope E Davis
Let’s be serious, you never outgrow fantasy novels. In fact, there might be some on this list that are mostly read by teens, and that’s OK! You are never too old to dream. Over the years, I’ve read hundreds of fantasy books/series. These are my all-t...
26 Jul 2022 1 minute read 0 comments amberbyers
Book 1 in the suspense thriller series The Whispering Earth by Jana Harper (Shot Into Screaming Stars, The Dark Priest). The Riley family moves to their new home in Monroe, North Carolina, when things start to get strange. Their eldest son, Thomas R...
