The Tale of the Duelling Neurosurgeons by Sam Kean. I’d been eyeing this for a while, but Robert really convinced me to read it. I was worried with that title it would be a bit too silly, but I shouldn’t have worried.
Title: Roads to Meaning and Resilience With Cancer: Forty Stories of Coping, Finding Meaning, and Building Resilience While Living with Incurable Lung Cancer Author: Morhaf Al Achkar Genre: Nonfiction / Healthcare and Wellness Dr. Morhaf Al Achkar, a family physician and lung cancer patient, has provided us a thorough, thoughtful resource for coping… Read More Roads to Meaning and Resilience With Cancer – Editorial Review
Title: The Art of Hunting Humans Author: Sidney Mazzi Genre: Self-Help/Psychology The human mind has fascinated countless experts in various fields, from biology to psychology and everything in-between, since time immemorial. The Art of Hunting Humans continues in the same vein in its attempt to help readers understand why people behave the way… Read More The Art of Hunting Humans – Editorial Review
Title: Collective Ownership Based Economy: A Road Map to Prosperity, Peace, and Happiness for All Author: Prathapchandra Kedilaya Genre: Politics / Socioeconomic System This book details the steps necessary, according to the author, to achieve the socioeconomic dream of a nation and world without war, poverty, divisions, anger, and crime.
With Angel’s Wings by Stephanie A. Collins How do you review a memoir? It feels wrong to apply the same criteria I would apply to fiction. This isn’t a story someone has written to entertain the reader. This is someone’s life.
Title: Enterprise Digitization Patterns Author name: Srikanth Narasimhan & Jagadish Chundury Genre: Technology This book is designed to provide a “cookbook” for IT students and professionals, offering them reference architectures, design patterns, maturity models, and case studies to assist them in digitization, autonomization, and ultimately, the digital disruption of their industries.
TITLE: Hidden Figures AUTHOR: Margot Lee Shetterly PUBLISHED: 2016 FORMAT: Paperback Hidden Figures bills itself on the cover as “The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race.” That is a perfect description of the book, which has already inspired a (somewhat fictionalized) movie about… Read More Hidden Figures – Book Review
Kerala Hugged, by Ankur Mutreja Kerala Hugged is a delightful and quirky travelogue, chronicling the author’s travels through this southern-most part of India. I travelled in Kerala a few years ago, so I agreed to review the book even though it’s well outside of what I usually review.
One Minute to Ama-Zen What an interesting little read. As someone who is Christian and has enjoyed yoga throughout her attempts to maintain fitness and good health, I was most definitely intrigued when I received a blurb for this book. I do not review non-fiction, but I sometimes make exceptions and this is one… Read More One Minute to Ama-Zen: A Christian Guide to Yoga – Book Review
The Cozy Life is a cute, short book about the concept/feeling of hygge and how to bring it into your life. Note: I’m NOT sponsored to write this review, I just really loved this book I found out about hygge through a random news article my sister-in -law posted to Facebook a few weeks… Read More The Cozy Life – Book Review
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