Your fiction to non-fiction ratio is way out of whack. Non-fiction is good for the brain but fiction is good for the soul! I would start with anything by Claire Keegan and go from there :) Also maybe a book of poetry . . .
Not everybody enjoys fiction. And the idea that you can’t get something soulful from non-fiction is ridiculous. I read 46 books this year, all non fiction (40ish of them being history, the rest science). Have no desire to pick up a fiction book since I don’t care about stories.
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You cheated! Reviewer copies shouldn't count! Your post is an unfair temptation!
Air-Borne, by @carlzimmer.bsky.social (bottom of your stack) hasn't been available to (almost all) of us (including me) in 2024! Amazon promises it on March 3.
It’s not a recent book, but I’m constantly re-reading “12 Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital”. by Dr Eric Manheimer, MD. It’s a memoir that is an actual blueprint for fixing our healthcare system. “New Amsterdam” was based on the memoir.
Thanks for sharing your list. I will have a look at some. Out of the nine books only one is authored by a woman. An interesting statistic, perhaps a fluke.
The audiobook for "How Life Works" was great. Audiobooks might be problematic where diagrams are useful, but they can still work. Currently reading "Hoof Beats" by William T Taylor, which is also good.
Try these out and let us know what you think. You can even listen to the audiobooks while on the track or the treadmill.
Spoiler alert: it’s the food, it’s the food, it’s the food.
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Air-Borne, by @carlzimmer.bsky.social (bottom of your stack) hasn't been available to (almost all) of us (including me) in 2024! Amazon promises it on March 3.
It’s not a recent book, but I’m constantly re-reading “12 Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital”. by Dr Eric Manheimer, MD. It’s a memoir that is an actual blueprint for fixing our healthcare system. “New Amsterdam” was based on the memoir.
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Try these out and let us know what you think. You can even listen to the audiobooks while on the track or the treadmill.
Spoiler alert: it’s the food, it’s the food, it’s the food.