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The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green Book Summary

  The Anthropocene Reviewed by John Green Book Summary Book Name:  The Anthropocene Reviewed  Authors:   John Green  Pages:  304 Publish Date: 18 May 2021 Language:  English Genre:  Social Sciences Book Review  The Anthropocene Reviewed, for me, this was a very refreshing surprising read and I really enjoyed. it I want to share it with. It's a very popular hot book right now because it just came it came out.  I think this will be a very good book for people who are looking for something quick, something interesting, something that will take their minds off, but it's also going to be full of insight, and it's going to give you, u,m a different perspective of ma,ny many different kinds of topics. So the Anthropocene Review is basically an essay collection, Greenreen. If you enjoy John Green's style, his narrative style, his voice, the way that he writes in his fiction pieces, the way that he talks in his videos and in his vlogs and in his ...
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Room By Emma Donoghue Book Review

  Room By Emma Donoghue Book Review Details of the room novel Book Name:  Room Authors:   EMMA DONOGHUE Pages:  288 Genre:  NOVEL Publish Date:  AUGUST 6, 2010 Language:  English Book Review: Room by Emma Donoghue, I've read this book just recently, butI'veI known about it for nearly three years after watching the movie based on it which Jacob Tremblay and Brie Larson won an Oscar for their role in the film. I delayed the read in the book since I've already watched the movie. I thought it would be very hard to read i,t while I basically know all of what happened already.  But guess what, I liked the despite that, and I believe I would have liked it even more if I didn't know what happened in it.So if you have neither watched the movie nor read the book, then this might be your chance groomfollows Summary : The story of the five-year-old Jack who lives with only his mother in a room that contains a small kitchen, a basic bathroo...

Anelisa by Busisiwe Precious Khumalo Book Review

  Anelisa by Busisiwe Precious Khumalo Book Review Book name: Anelisa Author: Busisiwe Precious Khumalo Language: English Pages: 358 Genre: African American Romance Fiction, Suspense Book Review: Anelisa by Busisiwe Precious Khumalo, I mean most notably becoming the current title holders of world rugby we know that and of course Miss Universe as well and we with all of that are still a nation grappling with its sense of identity  As we move forward from our troubled past we've got people like Kaiser and based psychologist  Sr. Toby Lisa Funes's first book coming out as titled I refuse to be called black unapologetically African will have all South Africans confronting and redefining their identity so a huge warm expresso welcome of course to  Dr. Terry Leslie funda good morning dr. Zee funda thank you so much for having me mmm I said to Toby so it's my first on national TV yeah so I'm really excited about it well you have the face for because it's quite you know...

The Handmaid's Tale By Margaret Atwood Book Review

  The Handmaid's Tale By Margaret Atwood Book Review Details of The handmaid's tale Book Name:  The handmaid's tale Authors:  Margaret Atwood Pages:  311 Genre:  Science Fiction, Speculative fiction, Tragedy, Feminist science fiction, Dystopian Fiction Publish Date:  1985 Language:  English The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood, so the genre of the Handmaid's Tale is dystopian, and since the genre is dystopian, a lot of unpleasant things are going on in this book. Summary The story takes place in the Republic of Gilead the u.s government was overthrown, and a new totalitarian state was formed, which is called Gile.ad.  The entire social structure has changed and definitely not for the be, for one who has been stripped of all their rights, and they have been divided into certain categories. So there are the wives, then there are the aunts, there are the handmaids, there are the Marthas, and so on, and everything has been banned for everyone. ...

The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha christie Summary

  The Mysterious Affair at Styles by Agatha Christie Summary  Details of The Mysterious Affair at Styles book Book Name:  The Mysterious Affair at Styles  Authors:   Agatha Christie Pages:  296 Genre:   Novel, Crime novel, Mystery, Crime Fiction, Reference work Publish Date:  1920 Language:  English Who is Agatha Christie? Agatha Christie, the best world-selling author of all time, was an English writer who was known for her 66 detective novels and 14 short story collections. Particularly those revolving around her fictional detectives  Hercules Poirot  and Miss Marple, which helped her become the best author who writes crime and mystery novels, and Guinness World Records lists her as the best-selling novelist of all time. Summary: The Mysterious Affair at Styles, published in 1920 this is the first Agatha Christie novel that introduces the most popular detective in literature  Hercule Poirot, a Belgian refugee o...

Beyond Placebo by Sukhendu Mandal Book Review

  Beyond Placebo by Sukhendu Mandal Book Review  Details of the  Beyond Placebo Book Book Name:  Beyond Placebo  Authors: Sukhendu Mandal Pages:   202 Genre:  spirituality Publish Date: 26/01/2021 Language:   English Summary: Beyond placebo harness the power of your words by Sukhendu Mandal. This is a non-fiction work and the author of this book refers to it as the beyond placebo project this book primarily talks about the placebo effect. Now what is placebo effect? So, the placebo effect according to this book is when the mind rather than the medicine plays a vital role in creating a therapeutic effect the book tells us in detail about a unique placebo code system which is healing with the words  While working on this project the author has spent the past two decades in deep spirituality and inner work during the time he has had experience with yogic systems healing modalities and behavioral tools reading and analyzing behaviors co...