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Well written story of the insane things human beings can survive.

The good Starts of really strong: a big mystery and tight pacing makes the book hard to put down. Cool and somewhat unique premise, at least as far as time ...

A delightful children’s story I never got to read as a child, but was able to now. Cute characters, hilarious “gobblefunk” language (delumptious human beans, slos...

There is some excellent content buried in this book… But to find it, you’ll have to wade through some sappy, cheesy, self-congratulatory dialogs with an imaginary...

A nice overview of some of the key decisions that every entrepreneur has to make: decisions that are more important than most founders expect, decisions where the...

The good A detailed and comprehensive history of how the first atomic bombs were developed, including all the scientific discoveries that led up to it, t...

I enjoyed this one even more than the first book in the series, Skyward. The writing and pacing are great. There are lots of fun new characters, including some ve...

The good Presents a solid, progressive bodyweight routine that will likely work well for most people. The routine starts easy enough to work fo...

The good It’s definitely a unique story: a self-referential story, in fact, that talks about a reader—you—trying to read the story. Every other chapter i...

Typical Bill Bryson book: an easy, reasonably well-written, entertaining read that’s occasionally funny and occasionally boring, and while it’s enjoyable while yo...