Nonfiction
The God Who Sees
I found this video at a time when I needed it the most. It touched me. It comforted me. I started my healing process because of the four stories told in this beautiful you tube video. They gave me the faith to go on. If you've ever felt alone, confused, deeply wounded, or broken...then please take the time to listen to this before you read any further.
Shirley BelkPublished about 8 hours ago in BookClub- AI-Generated
The Marcus Rashford You Are a Champion Action Planner by Marcus Rashford and Katie Mobed
Footballer and anti-poverty campaigner Marcus Rashford, known for his incredible contributions both on and off the pitch, has released The Marcus Rashford You Are a Champion Action Planner as a follow-up to his motivational life guide, You Are a Champion. This planner is specifically designed to help children build on the lessons Rashford shared in his previous book, providing them with practical tools to set and achieve their goals.
Akale MandunduPublished 2 days ago in BookClub - AI-Generated
Big Feelings by Alexandra Penfold and Suzanne Kaufman
Big Feelings by Alexandra Penfold and Suzanne Kaufman is an exceptional picture book designed for very young children who are navigating the often overwhelming world of emotions. This beautifully illustrated book follows a diverse neighborhood group of children as they encounter and manage their big feelings. By focusing on the experience of disappointment when things don’t go as planned, Big Feelings provides young readers with a relatable and comforting story that helps them understand and process their emotions.
Akale MandunduPublished 2 days ago in BookClub Time for #2
This is the second article on my review of the ideas in The Four Agreements. Here's the first article: I knew that I'd move forward with this series, but I put it off as Agreement #2 is a big stumbling block for me. I'd like to say I decided to get out of my own way and thus wrote this, but that isn't the truth. (Since Agreement #1 is to Be Impeccable with Your Word I surely need to own up to that)
Judey KalchikPublished 2 days ago in BookClubThis telescope can observe stars, satellites and more during the day.
### Revolutionary Telescope Design Enables Daytime Skywatching An innovative telescope design has shattered the long-standing barrier of observing celestial bodies during the day. Astronomers at Macquarie University in Australia have developed a groundbreaking technique using light filters on the school's multi-lens Huntsman Telescope, enabling accurate measurements of stars, satellites, and other targets in broad daylight. This breakthrough opens new doors for continuous observation of the cosmos, challenging the traditional confines of night-time astronomy.
Raju MosesPublished 4 days ago in BookClubWhere Did the Legend of the Vampire Come From?
Vampires appear in many novels and films, from the cult classics like The Lost Boys to the hugely popular series Twilight. But do many people know where they originated from? Who first came up with the concept of the vampire?
Sam H ArnoldPublished 4 days ago in BookClub- AI-Generated
More Than Enough: Claiming Space for Who You Are (No Matter What They Say) by Elaine Welteroth
More Than Enough: Claiming Space for Who You Are (No Matter What They Say) by Elaine Welteroth Less of a traditional how-to guide and more of an inspiring "have-done" memoir, More Than Enough by Elaine Welteroth offers readers an intimate look into the life and career of the former Teen Vogue editor. Through her personal narrative, Welteroth invites us into her world, sharing the triumphs and tribulations that have shaped her journey to becoming a groundbreaking force in the media industry. This book is not just a recounting of her experiences; it is a testament to resilience, self-discovery, and the power of claiming one's space in a world that often tries to limit it.
Akale MandunduPublished 6 days ago in BookClub - AI-Generated
A book review about “The Desire Map: A Guide to Creating Goals with Soul by Danielle LaPorte”
“The Desire Map: A Guide to Creating Goals with Soul by Danielle LaPorte” If you’re new to the goal-setting game, The Desire Map by Danielle LaPorte is absolutely the place to start. This transformative guide is not just another book on achieving goals; it offers a profound shift in perspective that can change how you approach your aspirations and dreams.
Akale MandunduPublished 6 days ago in BookClub Boeing To Launch Its First Crewed Space Mission In June Without Fixing Leak
Boeing's Starliner Set for Crewed Space Mission Despite Helium Leak In a bold move to keep pace in the commercial space race, Boeing is set to launch its first crewed mission with the Starliner spacecraft in June, despite an unresolved helium gas leak. This mission marks a critical milestone for Boeing, as the Starliner has been under development since 2010 and has faced numerous technical challenges. Meanwhile, Boeing's competitor, SpaceX, has surged ahead with its successful Crew Dragon capsule, already ferrying astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS).
Raju MosesPublished 7 days ago in BookClubHow to Choose the Perfect Book for Your Book Club
Choosing the perfect book for your book club can be both an exciting and challenging task. The right selection can spark lively discussions, foster deeper connections among members, and provide a memorable experience for everyone involved. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the essential factors to consider when selecting a book for your book club, offer tips for managing group dynamics, and provide a curated list of book recommendations to get you started. Whether you're a seasoned book club leader or just starting out, this guide will help ensure your book club thrives.
BLESSING COOLPublished 7 days ago in BookClubYellow Journalism and Fundament Kissing...
If the blurb on the jacket is to be believed, Brian Hicks is a journalist of some accomplishment - sadly, “Sea of Darkness” will do nothing to enhance his resume. It is a one sided collection of blatant falsehoods, poor historical research and (bearing in mind this is supposed to be a piece of non-fiction), fantasy in which the author enters the minds of the historical characters. The first rule of professional journalism is to verify one’s information by checking with more than one source. Hicks has clearly failed to do this. Instead he has accepted a trove of falsehoods and self serving puffery from Cussler and his organization. In doing so his book is filled with inaccuracies and howlers. For example, on page 147, Hicks describes “a thoughtful scientist and SCIAA official," - a person who in fact was a malcontent diver-gofer on USC staff. Similarly, Hicks faithfully quotes Cussler's description of his staff as "archaeologists." Again, the truth is that none of his staff had a single archaeological degree among them. One was a student who begged SCIAA to be on the two week field project that ended the twenty year search, the others were divers with some experience.. The sad truth, to be revealed in a forthcoming book, is that the actual location of the Hunley, located in secret in the fall of 1994, was leaked to Cussler's amateur crew. They immediately excavated the submarine - originally in pristine condition beneath two meters and one hundred and sixty years of anaerobic mud. They then left it exposed to oxygenated salt water for five years before it was raised. The result was a corroded wreck - atrocious damage to the most important submarine in our history. Cussler boasts about video taken of the excavation - not realizing it documents the excellent condition of the metal, now ruined by arrogant ignorance in search of fame and book sales.
Mark NewellPublished 7 days ago in BookClub- AI-Generated
"Unlock Insights: 2 Captivating Art History Books to Spark Reflection Part II"
Art history books are my absolute favorite way to delve into the past. Sure, historical true crime has its allure, but there's something uniquely captivating about the way art history encapsulates and intertwines with every facet of human civilization. It's like stepping into a vast tapestry of time, where each brushstroke and sculpture tells a story of its own, weaving together the intricate threads of culture, society, and human experience.
Akale MandunduPublished 9 days ago in BookClub