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Love Song To Geometry - And A Look At How It Is Truly Everywhere. This is a mathematician showing just how prevalent geometry is in our

Quirky With Heart. This is one of those books where it doesn't se

Strong Story. Strong Storytelling. Don't Understand The Hype. Let me be extremely clear on this: This was a very strong story of a family's rise and fall across two generations, told in both

This week we're looking at a remarkable and rare blending of the historical fiction and women's fiction genres. This week we're looking at

This week we're looking at the (seeming?) conclusion of an amazing series of books set in Hawaii. This week we're looking at Into The Blue by

The Master Outdoes Himself. Jeremy Robinson, the Modern Day Master of Science Fiction, truly outdoes himself here. While the first

Intriguing New Science. For much of human history and even for much of the last few hundred years - when our

Mostly Solid Work A Bit Misguided By Its Own Biases. This is one of the more comprehensive books I've found about the actual issues facing Autistics in the current world (circa 2020) - well, in the US anyway. Discussions of education, gender, housing, personhood, etc are mostly so

For this blog tour, we're looking at a remarkable book about the murky real world choices so many of us face. For this blog tour, we're looking at The Choice I Made by Cynthia Ellingsen.

Here's what I had to say about the book on Goodreads:

Choices Are Rarely Clear Cut. Ellingsen does a remarkable job here of showing the tensions between competing choices so many of us face. Spouse vs genet

Intriguing Mystery. Explosive Ending. This was my first book from Holten, and thus obviously I hadn't read the prior