Review from Van Gogh →
Amazing life of Van Gogh, but it’s all so negative. I’m on chapter 36 now & still there is no mention of one of his paintings being sold? Been waiting for awhile now (hours & hours) for Theo to announce to poor desperate Vincent that finally he has made a sale!Van Gogh’s maddening personal traits..
Review from Homeless to Billionaire →
This book was far more informative than it sounds! I think the title sounds more like one of those teach you how to get rich schemes but it’s really far more practical than I thought.
I am greatfull for the knowledge shared here in this book. I like the way the author states his point then followed it ever broadening the foundation. he then weaves that throughout the following chapters to create a tapestry that is enlightening and encourages continues personal research. well done I say, from one who searches..
Review from Punk’s Fight →
Third book was a strong and enjoyable read. I can’t wait for more. Really caught the life on land.
Review from Unleashed →
I have listened to the Omega Force series many times and each time I am drawn in by the drama and humor of the missions and crew. Even though this is sci-fi and futuristic the technologies in the stories are believable. 5 stars is not enough for the rating, absolutely one of the best series..
Review from Reclaiming Israel’s History →
Listened for the purpose of giving context to current day events. Covers the details with great clarity. Satisfied in every way.
Spoilers. I am absolutely certain that the love cube that the main character/author decides to institute halfway through the book breaks some principle of storytelling. It’s very cringey and completely unnecessary.
I am a history buff. Among my current areas of interest, i enjoy learning about the gilded age. Going into this book, I knew next to nothing about the 21st president of the US, apart from the fact that he was elevated to the position due to the death of Garfield. It is a full..
Review from Aftershock →
Great end to this short series. I hope to see these characters again in other books.
The book does a much better job with its history in the beginning than the culmination of the book. The author begins tracking the history of American electoral politics and takes chapters to also view the history through a slightly different lense, like through race, women, and gerrymandering, that gives a pretty decent picture of..