It’s safe to predict that this will be the best book I would read this year.
Books I’ve read and stories/poems I’ve written.
It’s safe to predict that this will be the best book I would read this year.
I had my notions of a good parent, which I got from my own upbringing and cultural heritage. Positive Discipline is a book that re-enforces those notions and adds a few more valuable teachings.
Prey is a cautionary tale of scientific misadventures. The novel narrates the story of a nanotechnology and artificial intelligence experiment gone horribly wrong.
I am not into speed reading nor do I aspire to be. But I do aspire to be consistent with my reading, comprehend more, take lots of notes, and read above my level every now and then.
The tale of a decent, mild-mannered little boy who loses his favorite toy (on a Christmas eve!) during a time when he’s still coping with the separation of his parents.
The Code Breaker Review: The book tells the story of CRISPR and related biotechnologies used for gene editing.
The book is equally about the importance of imagination as it is about Tesla and his discoveries.
What it actually turned out to be was an (almost) warm story of a young german girl trapped in—what appears to her still-evolving sense of the world as—weird and unintuitive ways of a warring Nazi Germany.
The Pragmatic Programmer is a structured collection of tips and practical advice for programmers looking to get better at their craft.
Cross-posted from Goodreads It’s said that Coming into the Country is one of the finest books on Alaska and wilderness ever written. That may be true, but I wouldn’t know as this is the only book on wilderness I’ve read. I picked up this book from The Tim Ferriss Show podcast episode with David Heinemeier […]