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Great book if you're a product manager or work in the world of technical product development (engineering, design, etc.)...

*Quiet* is, essentially, about introverts in a society built for extroverts. I found the first two thirds of the book e...

I first read *Blood Meridian* 15 or 20 years ago. Prior to picking up *Meridian* I was introduced to McCarthy in a North...

If you're going to read one parenting book out there, or use one book as a jumping off point, this is the book. We bough...

I'm a definitely a fan of Asimov -- his creativity and prolificness is so impressive. The Robot and Foundation series' ...

I bought Le Carre's first Smiley novel on my Kindle while I was browsing around the Kindle store looking for something l...

I believe Audible recommended *The Way Home* to me because I'd previously listened to *The World-Ending Fire*, which is ...

I forget how I came across Forever Employable--I think I heard about it on a podcast at some point--but I bought it abou...

It is beyond my modest skill as a reader and writer to do justice to *The Shadow of the Wind*. Like a Russian doll, it w...

I bought *The Data Detective* after listening to an episode of Harford's podcast, *Cautionary Tales* (side note: very en...

I love Sapkowski's stories and storytelling, and *The Tower of Fools* only supports that feeling. This one is a much big...

I'm actually 3/4 of the way through *Tyll*, but I put it down and I'm not sure when or if I'll finish it up. The story i...

Everything I've read thus far (short stories and novels) in the Witcher series is great fun! As I've alluded to previou...

So I had started watching the Netflix Witcher series when it came out, and I liked the potential of it, but the story wa...

I believe Dr. King is one of the most important, heroic figures in our modern history. His character, compassion, empat...

My brother recommended *The Historian* to me. It's basically a modern Dracula story and it's really well done. Kostova t...

I've always wanted to read Camus and as the Covid-driven social isolation escalated, I pulled *The Plague* off our shelf...

So these two books were bizarre and awesome. But they're only really for people with certain tastes, and you really have...

*The Rise and Fall of D.O.D.O.* was a great, fun read. I like a lot of Neal Stephenson's work but he has a tendency to s...

I didn't finish *Pillars*...I've put it down and I don't know if I'll get back to it. It's a good story, definitely dark...

[Note: a full review may or may not be forthcoming. I'll never do it justice. The TL;DR; is - **Read this. It's amazin...