“. . . a swift, unrelenting trip down a shocking rabbit hole of incredible and frightening reality.”
“. . . a challenging read, but one guaranteed to stretch and inform anyone delving into Phi: A Voyage from the Brain to the Soul.”
“. . . fiendishly funny. . . . Dante himself would probably applaud.”
“. . . as sweet and soothing as a Smith Brothers cherry cough drop.”
Hello Goodbye Hello is a perfect daisy chain of acquaintances old and new.
“Idealistic and impassioned, wide-ranging and concise, pragmatic and eloquent, . . .”
Nearly a half century ago, the Beatles sang,
“Fire in the Belly is a book comprised of many dark days. . . . a traffic accident of a thing. Fascinating . . .”
“. . . an ambitious synthesis of factors contributing to a problem affecting all of us.”
“. . . [a] compelling masterpiece . . .”
“. . . falling short on its promise . . . reiterates the familiar arguments . . .”
“Janet Groth is a one-woman cocktail party . . . [a] superb memoir.”
“. . . a love letter to the eponymous designer . . .”
“If you’re a social media junkie, read it and weep.”
“. . . the journey of a seeker touching well-laid stones.”
“. . . an enjoyable book about a life in music.”
“. . . a needed focus on the complicated debate.”
“. . . it is never too late to reinvent yourself.”
“As the stench from the election year permeates our air, keep this book on hand . . .”
The doctor is in the house.
“. . . helps us to understand how we got here.”
“. . . breathe[s] life into what might otherwise be a dry and dusty tome . . .”
“Mr. Badman, for all his years of research, seems to have some issues with the ‘fact from the fiction, the truth from the lies’ parts.”
“. . . a mighty fun read . . .”
“an almost encyclopedic history of fashion . . .”
“. . . a fast paced and enjoyable trip down the left side of the ‘Don’t Tread on Me’ highway . . .”
“Adele: The Biography would fit perfectly in the waiting room at a doctor’s office . . .”
“. . . a series of entertaining, even endearing characters . . . make this a worthy read.”
