A fascinating lesson on why we don’t achieve well-intended goals and how to go about fixing that, this is useful on both a personal and professional level.
Book Review: The Power to Get Things Done – Steve Levinson, Chris CooperRead More
An archive of all books I’ve reviewed that have received 4 Stars and thus fit my Review Policy criterion: “Really Liked. Would read again.”
For an alphabetical list, check out my Title Index or Author Index!
An archive of all books I’ve reviewed that have received 4 Stars and thus fit my Review Policy criterion: “Really Liked. Would read again.”
For an alphabetical list, check out my Title Index or Author Index!
A fascinating lesson on why we don’t achieve well-intended goals and how to go about fixing that, this is useful on both a personal and professional level.
Book Review: The Power to Get Things Done – Steve Levinson, Chris CooperRead More
All sarcasm, wittiness, and word play, this book covers everything from Gilmore Girls (obviously) to thoughtful and practical tips on how to navigate life.
Book Review: Talking As Fast As I Can – Lauren GrahamRead More
Utterly delightful. Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda is a strong character-driven novel of one boy’s struggles as he deals with all life can throw at him.
Book Review: Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda – Becky AlbertalliRead More
For an authentic depiction of the emotional turmoil following a family death and how life inevitably goes on, Love & Gelato is a bit of sunshine and hope.
If you’ve ever needed a kick in the butt or want to figure out how people seem to get so much done in a day, this is a great time management book.
Book Review: 168 Hours: You Have More Time Than You Think – Laura VanderkamRead More
I can’t think of any other way to describe Saga except as “strange yet fascinating”. I read this in a single session and I’m itching to pick up the next.
Book Review: Saga, Vol. 1 – Brian K. Vaughan, Fiona StaplesRead More