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A rather silly book, rarely humorous. Not even convinced the Stewart Lee blurb on the cover is genuine. Comes across as if the author has a bit of a vendetta.
panA rather silly book, rarely humorous. Not even convinced the Stewart Lee blurb on the cover is genuine. Comes across as if the author has a bit of a vendetta.
Still have a few book left from my last #bedsidestack from 7 months ago 😬
Decided I needed a few more to add to that #bedsidestack
so-soI loved Ausubel's No One is Here Except All of Us, so I had high hopes for this one. Unfortunately, it didn't quite do it for me. The portrayal of lab life is outdated at best, and the character interactions mostly seem...weird to me. The baby mammoth is cute, though, so there's that.
pickThis was such a great read and so sad. The power of family and religion is such a unique experience. 10 out of 10
New audiobook, merely 35 hours of it. I was told this was an especially well done audio production and so far (30 minutes in) that seems true.
1. My youngest getting his library card.
2. Library
3. Reading Nine Essential Things I've Learned About Life.
#WonderousWednesday
@Eggs
pickThis is a lovely companion to the Legendary Ladies Oracle deck and features 50 goddesses from a wide variety of cultures. It gives a very surface-level summary of each goddess‘s mythology, which is a good jumping off point for further study. I really like the diversity and I adore the illustrations.
A phobia is an irrational fear. Resisting Islam is not irrational. Pandering to it is irrational. Indulging the lie that Islamic culture is somehow equal to western culture while ignoring the victims of that culture is more than irrational. It's downright criminal.
