Book Review of HBR’s 10 Must Reads On Communication by Blake Martin
Book Review of HBR’s 10 Must Reads On Communication by Blake Martin gives us insights on how to communicate effectively by reading these articles.
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Book Review of 41: A Portrait of My Father by Lauren Evans
Book Review of 41: A Portrait of My Father by Lauren Evans. Recounts the life of the 41st U.S. president of the United States, George Herbert Walker Bush.
Book Review of On Making Smart Decisions by Cameron Dawley
Book Review of On Making Smart Decisions by Cameron Dawley gives us ideas on how having smart decisions will be worth it in our lives and affect us.
Book Review: A Door to Nowhere by @madelinestanford
Having read Like Hell by Madeline Stanford some time ago, I was expecting this story to be good, and it didn’t disappoint. The story is centred around Aurora, whose Grandmother predicts the dates on which the pair of them will die. When her Grandmother’s prediction for her death date comes true, Rory starts a countdown to her own death and starts trying to live life to the full.
Book Review: Vanilla by @leigh_
Everyone loves a good seaside romance, and Vanilla is among one of the best. Meet Flo – forced to go and live in sleepy Walden-on-Sea with her Gran when her sister, Nora, gets a flat with her boyfriend. After her parents died in a car accident, Gran and Nora are all the family she has left.
Book Review: A Little Something Different by Sandy Hall
I saw this book on a shelf in Waterstones, and I knew I had to have it. I went home right away and put it on my birthday wish list. It wasn’t the plot that excited me initially – it was the way the story is told.
Book Review: The Walled City by Ryan Graudin
While on first glance The Walled City appears to be a dystopian fiction, the book is actually based on a very real place: The Kowloon walled city in Hong Kong was once home to a Chinese military base. There was no architectural plan, which led to makeshift buildings being thrown up without a proper plan. The result was a haven of drug lords, poverty and a home for black markets and brothels.
The Walled City is based entirely on this premise.