pickA fun, smart dive into the science of identity and personality. Blends neuroscience, psychology, and humor in a way that‘s both curious and personal. Quirky and thought-provoking.
pickA fun, smart dive into the science of identity and personality. Blends neuroscience, psychology, and humor in a way that‘s both curious and personal. Quirky and thought-provoking.
pickInteresting book about interesting things.
#HaikuADay.
If you are going to feel stuffy, sweaty & gross & work anyway because you work from home, might as well haiku about it! 😉🤧
Stuffy, wheezy mess—
no camera day at work.
Sweat clings to jammies.
#HaikuHive
Kristy_K, TheBookHippie, JenlovesJT47, Reggie, vivastory, Eggs, jdiehr, TheSpineView, CBee, dabbe, lil1inblue, julieclair, AnnCrystal, bellabella, BooksandCoffee4Me
pickA good attempt at explaining fundamental physics for thickos like me. Still too many equations though 🙂
Heard this classic on the radio today. The evergreen tree was once a family Christmas tree, planted in my backyard 70+ years ago.The rose tree I take note of when I walk my neighborhood- it is still blooming. Thought we could all use a little reminder, “It‘s a wonderful world.”
https://youtu.be/CaCSuzR4DwM
pickI rarely read nonfiction these days, but this was the perfect book to get me back into it - a popular history of everything, from the beginnings of the universe through Earth's formation and the appearance of life right up until the present day, told through a series of mind-boggling facts and statistics that had me following my poor family around saying, "Did you know...?" incessantly for the past two weeks. ?
#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl
No matter how hard you try you will never be able to grasp just how tiny, how spatially unassuming, is a proton.
I‘ve been in a funk of anxiety and depression and doom scrolling for so long. I am ready to retreat into books again. Got these two books with my birthday gift card. I am going to make an effort to stay off the cesspool of social media (except Litsy of course!) and see if I can reignite my passion for reading.
If Bill Gates enjoys this author‘s work, I should too, right?!?😅 Actually, it was Bill‘s reviews that inspired me to add these to #MyNeverendingTBR. 🙃
#multicolor #CoverLove
panI really wanted to like this book because astronomy is one of my "secret" fascinations. But it fell very short. It starts off ok, and my only confusion stems from a European sport Idk about but later the author references diagrams in the physical book...which kind of defeats the purpose (imo) of the audiobook. If anything, this is more of a companion to the physical. In conclusion, I understood almost nothing bc I couldn't see the diagrams ?
