So I am reading this NON fiction book on sleep disorders, I turn the page annnnddddd... floating eyeballs... I'm 5 parts grossed out and 5 parts fascinated... bring it on!
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So I am reading this NON fiction book on sleep disorders, I turn the page annnnddddd... floating eyeballs... I'm 5 parts grossed out and 5 parts fascinated... bring it on!
3.5/5⭐️
pickAn interesting book...a bit worrying for those of us that don't sleep enough.
1. Curious, committed, engaged
2. Probably at night on the couch (I can‘t in bed because I always seem to fall asleep 😂). Or I‘m the summer, poolside
3. I‘ve taken 2020 slow so far so the tagged book is the best (and only) book I‘ve read so far. There is no worst
4. Everyone should join in on the fun!
#wondrouswednesday @Eggs
pickThis was a beautiful book to read. It‘s written in a way that makes you just want to keep reading. I enjoyed it as much as her first. The concept is engaging too, a sleeping sickness takes over the town, so you have to keep reading to find out what happens. It had a kind of thoughtful ending - what do the dreams mean and what did it mean that some people, like Annie, didn‘t dream? Or was she just saying she didn‘t? Hmm....
pickThis book is less like a textbook and more like the peer reviewed article you need to perfectly defend your paper. I love sleep and nutrition as recommendations for patients and my recommendations will be a lot clearer now!
pickFinished this up at work today. It was so interesting! I kept quoting the things I learned back at family and friends. I‘ve always had an interest in sleep/dreams and this selves into all the details to why we need sleep. Needless to say, I‘m now highly concerned about the insufficient sleep I‘ve been getting 😂
So excited to read this - it‘s been on my the pile for so long. I loved The age of miracles so have high hopes for this one
