Nonfiction
Review:The book left me encouraged about the progress outside the western world. I did not do well on the quiz. yet, I have seen the homeless in San Diego. Detroit slums are horrible. The water in Flint is deadly. The crime rate in St. Louis and Chicago is scary. Many small cities in the rural south have more adults on welfare than have jobs. The US is more divided than ever, it seems. There is more to life than global public health. While this book touched on many improvements around the globe, ... Read more
Review:Very well written and hard hitting. It is a story that everyone should read as dictators like the murderous Franco can be stopped early on before something horrific, like the Spanish Civil War, happens. Read more
Review:Amazing book! A very informative, interesting, and entertaining (humorous, too) read. In addition to the well-written content, one of the things I loved most was how much the author's passion for the topic showed throughout the entire book. From a technology standpoint, the use of fMRI for forensic neuroscience research was fascinating. This is a great read for anyone interested in criminal psychology, neuroscience, and health technology. Read more
Review:Very yo the point and openly blunt but not insensitive at all! I love love loved this book. It helped me objectively step back and see him for what he is/was. THANK YOU! I read this after psychopath free and am implementing the mantras daily. I just can't say thank you enough. Read more
Review:Caitlin Moran, thank you for this book. It was so funny and a great reminder that the women's movement hasn't gone anywhere. I am so glad I didn't have to wait too long for Moranthology to follow. I have read both books several times in the past 30 days. I love them. Read more
Review:Did Yogananda really write this? Or did someone just take some of his teachings and cobble together this little pamphlet? I have trouble believing that such a wise sage produced this. The book is a collection of VERY short essays on the following topics:
* My Divine Birthright
* The Law of Success
* The Power of Thought
* Will is the Dynamo
* You Can Control Destiny
* Fear Exhausts Life Energy
* Failures Should Arouse Determination
* The Need for Self-Analysis
* Th... Read more
Review:HOW TO ATTRACT MONEY USING MIND POWER
The book sets out to bring to our awareness the stark potentiality of the enormity of all manner of things that we can achieve by simply using our mind power. Empowering, one cannot ignore or escape delving into the truth about their limiting ideas and attitudes towards money, forcing them to deliberate or identify the need to institute the limitless ideas toward making positive changes derived from the wealth of information extracted from this book.<... Read more
Review:I thoroughly enjoyed this lovely story about a young girl in Paris, whose expectations, reactions and attitude reminded me of my own girls when they were that age. An engaging read and I'm looking forward to a sequel! Read more
Review:This book had some good examples and memorable stories that demonstrated the points he was trying to make, however I would have liked more practical exercises to use with students or clients on how to improve their willpower and self control. Read more
Review:I recently finished this book by "skinny science geek", powerlifter/strongman, philospher, and author Matt Perryman. I will share my verdict at the end.
Every so often, an individual comes along to challenge a fundamental belief. This belief that Perryman's book discusses is the bedrock of the modern fitness industry: Work hard in the gym and go "recover" well, lest you spoil all your "gainz" and get injured.
Exercise is fantastic because it makes the body create it's very own "hea... Read more