The Tell, Amy Griffin: Behind the Compulsively Perfect Life: Book Review
Extremes. Extreme behaviour. When we hear that someone—say, Gabby—“acted extreme,” most of us picture her shaking her fist, lashing out, throwing a scene. Angry.
Cutting the Line: Bettina Göring’s Story in Der Gute Onkel
Bettina Göring, an anthropologist is not just another name in the long roll of German Görings. She is bound by blood to Hermann Göring,
The Color of Everything Memoir by Cory Richards
Climbing, Mental Illness, and Survival in the Himalayas and more There’s a certain kind of bad boy who takes longer to grow out of
Journey by Moonlight
– Antal Szerb’s Haunting Tale of Love, Loss, and the Unseen Just like in so many areas of life, the boundary between pulp and
Stolen Focus:
Why You Can’t Concentrate Anymore — And What Johann Hari Found Out Have you noticed how the people around you seem to be paying
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Maybe… you haven’t even dreamed for a thousand years. Maybe the truth was taken from you early on— the truth about the wonders that
The Wild Robot Protects — Final Chapter of a Futuristic Fable
Earlier, I had already written about the second volume of Peter Brown’s Wild Robot trilogy, noting that it felt as though the author’s momentum
The Wild Robot review: A Children’s Book That Hits Deep
Self-Sabotage, Right Before the Finish Line. A Children’s Book Recommendation: The Wild Robot Opening: I picked up The Blind Side of the Heart, a
If You’re Embarrassed, I’ll Read It for You: “Train Your Mind to Be Successful” – A Deep Dive into the Successful Mind
Yes, yes, yes! I’ve once again finished a book to expand my “If You’re Embarrassed, I’ll Read It for You” series. This time, Sayra