pickThis nonfiction story was unbelievable and amazing! On one end the author did an exceptional job of highlighting the science and advances surrounding the use of Henrietta Lacks‘s cells. On the other is the - just as exceptional and heartbreaking - story of Henrietta‘s family and their search for justification for the hijacking of her cells without consent and the need for the world to know who she was as a person. Excellent audiobook! 🌟🌟🌟🌟
Day 5. #7Days7Covers #CoverCrush
Post a cover you love every day for 7 days. No explanation needed. Try and tag anther Litten to join in the fun. @ShyBookOwl care to join? 💚
7 covers you love for 7 days, no explanations
#7covers7days
In algebra the mind is first taught to consider general truths, truths which are not asserted to hold only of this or that particular thing, but of any one of a whole group of things. It is in the power of understanding and discovering such truths that the mastery of the intellect over the whole world of things actual and possible resides; and ability to deal with the general as such is one of the gifts that a mathematical education should bestow
pickIt was a fun and interesting read. Learned some new facts and heard some funny stories.
How I‘m spending my day. 🦕🦖
pickA nice, short, concise book going over the latest thoughts on consciousness. Not a lot of detail, but a good starting point if you do not know the latest research and thoughts on this subject.
#science #neuroscience
so-soMust have forgotten to snap a pic of this one before I returned to the library. No complaints from the kids, but this was my least favorite of the three. #mordecaireads
pickNot a bad middle school read. So-So rating from me. Mor and even my 3-year-old twins loved. #mordecaireads
