You know, I really didn’t like this book. It took me 2 months to read it, which is uncalled for given that it was only 349 pages. I liked her previous two novels, Gone Girl and Sharp Objects. Well, I liked Sharp Objects more the second time I read it. …
This was an interesting book that explained how and why habits are formed (in both personal life and business). It had some great tips on how to break a bad habit and replace it with a good one. I will definitely consult it in the future if I’m trying to …
This was a book by Robert Galbraith, which happens to be a pseudonym for J.K. Rowling. At the time of purchase, I had forgotten that Rowling was a bigot otherwise I would not have bought it. Coincidentally, there’s a psychiatrist named Robert Galbraith Heath who was a conversion therapist. Rowling …
I read this one before, but it must have been pre-blog. Did I remember any of the plot? No, so it was like reading it for the first time. In fact, I’ve also read R, S, and T before, so I’m on a bit of a re-run. My rating: 3.5/5
This was a pretty good accounting of the Van Halen brothers. As a longtime fan, I can’t say I learned anything new, though. I’m not sure why, but it ended at the David Lee Roth era, which would be fine if it were a book about the band, but it …