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The Philosophical Practitioner by Larry Abrams
I thoroughly enjoyed The Philosophical Practitioner by Larry Abrams . It is an unusual book, a thought-provoking philosophy lesson wrapped in a compelling story with romance and mystery. The story grabbed me at the beginining and made it hard to … Continue reading
Harmattan by Gavin Weston
About a month ago, I get an email. Gavin tells me he is an Irishman who has written a book from the point of view of a 12 year girl old growing up in Niger, West Africa. And that he … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, Book Review, child mariage, Niger, novel, poverty
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The Last Storyteller: A Novel of Ireland by Frank Delaney
The Last Storyteller: A Novel of Ireland starts slowly but it builds and does that well until you are totally engrossed in the story and never quite sure where it is going. When I first started reading this, I was … Continue reading
The Irish Americans: A History by Jay P. Dolan
The Irish Americans is one of those books that although written for the general reader is detailed enough and sufficiently referenced to be useful to those seeking more depth. I think over the years I have read quite a bit … Continue reading
Black Echo by Michael Connelly or When Harry met Eleanor
I’ve long been a fan of Michael Connelly’s books. I decided to read or re-read The Black Echo by Michael Connelly because it was the first of the Harry Bosch series which I have enjoyed over the years. It has … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Review, Fiction, Harry Bosch, Mystery, novel
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Nook Simple Touch and excessive legal agreement
I recently bought a Nook Simple Touch as a present. I have a Kindle and like e-reading sometimes and I thought this would be better for at least 2 reasons. One is I thought the touch screen navigation would be … Continue reading
“Your Medical Mind: How to Decide What Is Right for You” reposted
I am reposting this review because I think this would make an ideal present. Just about everyone will face medical choices and this is a valuable guide to deciding what a good choice for the individual. I have this on … Continue reading
Destiny of the Republic By Candice Millard
Destiny of the Republic: A Tale of Madness, Medicine and the Murder of a President By Candice Millard I had read a book about President Cleveland and in a discussion of medical care, the shoddy medical care of President Garfield … Continue reading
Your Medical Mind: How to Decide What Is Right for You by Jerome Groopman, M.D., and Pamela Hartzband, M.D
We are all different. Modern medicine gives us many choices and many are based on probabilities of desired or undesired outcomes. And there is often an abundance of information and/or conflicting information. So, the question is “how do we decide?” … Continue reading
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Tagged Book Review, Books, medical advice, medical mind, medicine, nonfiction
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River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt’s Darkest Journey by Candice Millard
I enjoyed The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt’s Darkest Journey by Candice Millard. It thought it might be interesting as I enjoy reading about little known historical events but this book was much more. The trip started out as a … Continue reading
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Tagged history, Kermit Roosevelt, Rio Roosevelt, River of Doubt, suspense, Theodore Roosevelt, U.S. History
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