Confronting Capitalism
By Vivek Chibber
Capitalism for dummies (complimentary) (it’s me, I’m the dummy) Pretty straightforward like a primer. Chibber draws emphasis to the...
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By Vivek Chibber
Capitalism for dummies (complimentary) (it’s me, I’m the dummy) Pretty straightforward like a primer. Chibber draws emphasis to the...
By Candace Fleming
So far, I love this book but can only read about 25 pages at a time before I get so upset. Like Fleming wrote, he was a racist anti-racist. So there...
By Sally Rooney
Ugly people trying to find the beauty left in the world; from relationships, from careers, from religion, from themselves. I’d hate to be a Rooney...
By Alexander B Joy
One of my favorite of the Boss Fight Books series, a delightful little adventure through a game I hadn't heard of.
By Elizabeth Gilbert
Painful and honest. This was not an easy read, but a very good one. I learned a lot about addiction (of many types) and love.
By Matt Dinniman
Loved it, the series really seemed to take off here. Hoping to see more of the larger world politics being teased at the end of each book.