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Wow, book 19. Hard to believe I’ve followed Joe and Skippy this far into the series. And all you really need to know is I’m very much ready for book 20!

Almost everyone has experienced data loss. An important file you accidentally deleted. A hard-drive that died. A phone that fell into water. To prevent losing th...

The second entry in this series brings back Veronica Speedwell and Stoker Templeton-Vane as they try to solve the mystery of a brutal murder in 19th century Londo...

A lovely book on flight, with beautiful illustrations on each page by Jana Lenzová, that covers topics such as how animals evolved flight, the costs and benefits...

Robert Langdon is back, and this time, he’s in Prague to attend a lecture by Katherine Solomon, who is about to publish a book that will overturn everything we kn...

This book is described as a retelling of a number of children’s fairytales, such as Little Red Riding Hood, Beauty and the Beast, and Puss in Boots, in a manner ...

A few days ago, I put out my Sci Fi Book Series Tier List, where I arranged the science fiction book series I’ve read from most enjoyable (S tier, A tier) to lea...

In the conclusion to the Red Sparrow trilogy, we again see the CIA take on Vladimir Putin and the SVR. This time, Nate, a CIA operative, is tasked with identifyi...

Several weeks ago, I put out my Business Book Tier List, where I arranged the business books I’ve read from most useful (S tier, A tier) to least useful (C tier,...

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools such as ChatGPT and Claude have two superpowers. The first superpower is a boon: they can dramatically increase ...