An excellent book from the great master guiding us how to live our life in a simple way in the midst of everything enjoying every little moment of life. Mother Nature has provided in abundance to our world yet we are seeking always, The narrator has presented it well.
Review from Running to the Edge →
I dislike running marathons a lot. I have “run” several. Earlier this year I decided I’m never going to run a marathon again. But I do like running shorter distances. Half marathons are at the edge of my tolerance. I’m not fast. I didn’t start running until I was over-the-hill. I enjoyed this listen about..
There a few other books like this one; books that take you through a brief tour of physics from Newtonian to quantum and the in between. That said, if you hang in there to the end, the author does a good job of tying everything together and catching us up to where QP is presently,
So fun, painful, touching, nail-biting and exciting as the author takes the listener along with each runner on their literally, breath-taking training runs and repeats through the Mammoth CO hills, on to Bob Larson style finishes at epic marathons like the Athens Olympics as well as the tragedies of injury-stricken forfeitures. I didn’t want it..
Excellent book on the F-51 Mustang that really helped us win the war against Germany. Well written.
I agree with most nearly everything in this book and am a fan of the author’s ideas but JFC a more meandering, cheesy, folksy bordering on creepy and weird, boring and annoyingly narrated book on this subject I have not read. It was a grueling chore to get through for the ounce of stuff I..
An absolutely amazing, eye-opening, and totally accessible read. You won’t see life the same way again after you read this!
The journey through the pioneering days of running for fun in the 60s and 70s was really interesting for me, a child of the eighties and nineties. It was particularly interesting to me because I grew up in east county San Diego and was on a Bob Larsen team at UCLA. So I benefited from..
Review from Little Pieces of Hope →
This book is one of the best discoveries since I discovered Harrison Ford in the third grade! Lol. This book is endless lists in different categories of things that bring up so many happy thoughts and feel good feelings. Even if you disagree with the author on certain things he loved, one or two things..
I’m new to coding and I really enjoyed this big picture understanding of coding, computer programming and it’s culture.