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The good Fascinating look at Russia shortly after the fall of the USSR. I had no idea how the country transitioned from 100% of everything owned by the g...

Reasonably entertaining story set in the same world as the rest of the Expeditionary Force series, but without most of the characters we care about. A quick, fun ...

It almost felt like this book was written by two different authors. The first ~150 pages mostly take place on land, focusing on a boring, cringe-inducing romance ...

An excellent read for all product managers and founders that teaches you the proper way to be constantly talking with your customers and doing product discovery. ...

A fascinating look at the Chernobyl disaster. I found it eye-opening to see how much of this disaster—both what led up to it and how it was handled once it happen...

A surprisingly useful book on leadership. This book reminded me a lot of It’s Your Ship, as both tell compelling stories of how a captain was able to take a US Na...

I loved the 1st book in this series, 14: the huge mystery, the exploration, the suspense, and the fun characters were all delightful. The big reveal at the end wa...

The good The opening is quite strong: lots of action, some heroics, a little bit of humor, and a little bit of detective work. The ending is pr...

The good A lovely premise of a girl who is cursed so that no one can remember her. The book makes good use of the premise, exploring many of th...

The good Lovely universe-building; the book creates a vibrant galaxy to explore, full of history, politics, culture, and alien species that are actually ...