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Real World Meets Frequency Meets Bicentennial Man. Long ago, there was a situation I was very tangentially linked to (I was a classmate of the survivor) where a boy witnessed his brother

This week we're looking at a book marketed as gothic literature but which actually tells a strong dual timeline tale of survival in the Great Depression South. This week, we're looking at Reviving the Hawthorn Sisters by Emily Carpenter.

Upfront, I want to note that this was a strong dual-t

Good Information On Facts, But Get A Second Opinion On Recommendations. This is a book about the origins and history of l

Amazing Discussion Marred By Myopia In Its Final Act. This book, by the guy that created the Palm Pilot (who has since turned to study neuroscience, which he had wanted to do

Interesting Yet Ultimately Self-Serving Take On Rights. This book presents as an interesting and novel (at least in an American se

More Memoir Than Hard Science. This was a memoir-based look at the

Mostly Junk, Barely Any Meat. This anti-capitalist, anti-European, anti-agriculture screed is little more than a run down of

Sold Reacher-Style Mystery, Deep In Series. This is a solid mystery of the "Reacher" style. In

This week we're looking at a science book that turns out to be both poetic and a page turner. This week, we're looking at

Legacy Of Power. So I blatantly ripped off the title of my favorite episode of Power Rangers ever for the title of this review. It fits. In that episode (a decade+ old now), t