Dumb garbage.
By Colleen Hoover
Surprisingly good! Exciting and kind of nicely violent historical romance.
By Kerrigan Byrne
Was okay. I’ve read a lot on this subject and didn’t get much new out of it and found some of the conclusions kind of shallow.
By Jenny Odell
This one was great. Definitely a new favorite. I was expecting to enjoy the Palaeozoic chapters the best but the mammals were my surprising fav. If only there was more fish content.
By Thomas Halliday
Okay. Some cute bits but mostly just fine.
By Lauren Layne
Too dense but also not deep enough on any of the many topics. Probably better to read if you’ve never heard of gamification.
By Adrian Hon
Some fun things in here. Def mostly ridiculous.
By Peter Zeihan
Some nice thoughts but guy is just a trump loving landlord.
By Robert Kiyosaki
Thought I might give mystery a try and see my error was picking something by a romance author. Not the best.
By Gerri Hill
A lot of people suggested this to me but I found it kinda boring. Sorry.
By Gabrielle Zevin
Happy 2023.
I liked this one. It was short and made me feel better about some things. Not his best work, but worth reading.
By Mohsin Hamid
Really great. Kinda slow burn, lots of cool ideas.
By Ray Nayler
Kinda too much world building, but fun. Wish I read it right after the last one as a lot of characters come back.
By P. Djeli Clark
Read an interview and liked her. Nice overview of business stuff.
By Kathryn Finney
O’Reilly book on GPT-3. I also took any Udemy course and now I understand.
By Sandra Kublik
Listened to the author on the Cal Newport podcast, and picked up the book. I think a really great new and humane perspective on working while also parenting.
By Yael Schonbrun
Great book lol. No one writes sexy stuff like Ruby Dixon.
By Ruby Dixon
Fun concept but not great. The characters were bad and not good together.
By Alison Cochrun
I read this awhile back and picked it up again after listening to some podcasts. Feels good that a lot of stuff stuck.
By Cal Newport
Some funny parts, quick read, surprisingly cohesive supernatural story line.
By Calvin Kasulke