by David Moinina Sengeh, Review 8 of 2023 This book explores inclusion, the “I” in the increasingly popular acronym, DEI. In David Moinina Sengeh’s personal and professional anecdotes we can see […]
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The Viral Underclass
by Steven W. Thrasher, book 52 of 2022 Dr. Thrasher provides some extremely timely and insightful criticisms of how our society fails to protect the most vulnerable and suffers for it. […]
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Ways of Being
by James Bridle, Book 44 of 2022 The perfect book for someone who wants to look at the world through a different lens. Exploring intelligence through Bridle’s curious eyes was […]
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Wired for Love
A Neuroscientist’s Journey Through Romance, Loss, and the Essence of Human Connection written by Stephanie Cacioppo, book 18 of 2022 Warning: There is a strong potential that this book will make […]
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The Altar Within
written by Juliet Diaz, book 15 of 2022 I am definitely not up to date on the spiritual development/growth industry so I’m not sure I understood that aspect of this […]
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The Insect Crisis
by Oliver Milman, book 14 of 2022 I was a bug kid, as in I could often be found collecting and carrying around live bugs that I thought were interesting. […]
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The Expectation Effect
by David Robson, Book 10 of 2022 Having studied psychology in college, I felt that I had a fairly good grasp of the ways expectation can affect experience and was […]
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Losing Our Minds
By Dr. Lucy Foulkes, Book 5 of 2022 This book brought something wonderful to the conversation around mental health: context and nuance. There’s a lot of hype around mental health […]
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A Year of Loving Kindness to Myself
written by Brigid Lowry, book 68 of 2021 Let me start by saying I don’t read a lot of spiritual works so I’m not sure my opinion on this should […]
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Somebody’s Daughter
written by Ashley C. Ford, narrated by the author – book 42 of 2021 I was nothing and nobody cared what happened to nothing and everything happened to girls who […]