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The good Interesting, fully-fleshed out characters that feel like real people. Interesting small-town setting that feels like a real place. ...

An important read for any leader. I thought I knew what strategy was before reading this book, but I was wrong. It’s embarrassing to say it, but I realized that, ...

Wow, what a mixed bag. The good An interesting fantasy world that takes place in the modern world, but includes werewolves, angels, fairies, vampires, a...

A fantastic resource for any CEO or leader. This is one of the most practical, actionable, immediate-impact business books I’ve read, with no fluff, business spea...

A full-length Murderbot book. Yay! If you liked the first 4 novellas in the series, this book gives you a longer, and thoroughly enjoyable version of just that. A...

The good The typical clean, super-easy-to-read writing style that makes Lee Child books so easy to pick up, and so hard to put down. Also, as w...

The good Interesting central premise (minor spoiler, revealed early in the book): the idea that you can not only conquer a country and rule it in the fut...

The good A satisfying conclusion to the Wax & Wayne series. The Mistborn series has the most satisfying fight scenes of any books I’ve ...

A reasonable second entry in the series. On the positive side, there are more exciting adventures, battles, imaginative worlds, and fun characters. On the minus s...

This book is a lovely tribute to Bill Campbell, a famous executive coach in Silicon Valley, and tells you just how amazing he was. Unfortunately, the book doesn’t...