Books Read in 2019
From 2007 to 2012, I read 263+ books. But I did not stop there. I haven’t kept up the same pace…
From 2007 to 2012, I read 263+ books. But I did not stop there. I haven’t kept up the same pace…
I’ve used hot sauces for years. In high school, Tabasco went on all my sandwiches. Hot sauce went on all…
Trick Mirror is a collection of nine original essays that explore the river of self-delusion that runs beneath the surface…
William Bartram was a famous naturalist in the 18th century. He traveled in the southeastern region of the United States…
A very well-written description of the current path we are on with the climate crisis.
Enough: True Measures of Money, Business, and Life by John Bogle is a must-read for anyone in business or in…
Best Tent Camping Georgia is a straightforward, excellent reference book by Johnny Molloy. Even if you just flip through the…
Fyodor Dostoevsky changed how I read. Until I was 23 or so, I had this commitment to finishing every single…
Farsighted is a nonfiction book by American journalist Steven Johnson. The book is concerned with the complexity of decision-making and…
Progress: Ten Reasons to Look Forward to the Future by Johan Norberg is a concise, fast-paced book that you should…
The Fish That Ate The Whale is a biography of Sam Zemurray, the banana magnate of the 20th Century. You…
Happy City by Charles Montgomery is another great addition to that genre of non-fiction books written by journalists who weave…
Sand County Almanac is one of those books like Walden and Silent Spring that has had an enormous impact on…
I’ve been a huge fan of Ryan Holiday for quite a while. I started reading his work right when I…
Astoria: Astor & Jefferson’s Lost Pacific Empire is what more history books should aspire to be. It is technically an…
I moved to Atlanta with my family in 2013. Everything was new. And like anyone who has moved to a…
I was excited to read this book the day I read the book description in The Economist. The novel made…
This Is Where You Belong explores the concept of what makes us fall in love with the towns and cities…
Not enough people talk about their finances. For whatever reason, we’ll talk and write about our favorite products – but…
From 2007 to 2012, I read 263+ books. But I did not stop there. I haven’t kept up the same pace…