Category: Book Reviews

Book Review: There is Nothing For You Here

“Since this book was first published in October 2021, I have had chance to speak to and meet directly with tens of thousands of people to discuss how increasing access to opportunity can unlock the potential of millions from the American Midwest to the North East of England.” These are the opening words of the … Continue reading Book Review: There is Nothing For You Here →

Book Review: Poverty, By America

“Poverty, by America" written by Matthew Desmond, was a fascinating read. The author, also known for his work in "Evicted," with many considering it his best book. "Poverty by America" delves into the causes of poverty in the United States, primarily attributing it to actions by Americans themselves. The book not only explores the roots … Continue reading Book Review: Poverty, By America →

Book Review: The Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant

The Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant: The Complete Annotated Edition was a captivating read, offering a unique perspective on Grant's formative years in Ohio, his West Point military academy experience, service in the Mexican-American War, and primarily, the American Civil War. While occasional references to his presidency are present, they are minimal. The book's … Continue reading Book Review: The Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant →

Book Review: Re-Create & Celebrate

Re-Create & Celebrate: 7 Steps to turn your Dreams into Reality by Cindy Georgakas. It's always great to find a book that can enhance our lives. In "Re-Create & Celebrate," Cindy guides readers through a transformative process that reshapes how one sets priorities and goals, distinctly different from many methods found in the self-help section … Continue reading Book Review: Re-Create & Celebrate →

Book Review: Battlegrounds – The Fight to Defend the Free World

"A public informed about challenges to national security and issues that adversaries use to sow dissension, such as race, gun control, and immigration, will prove less vulnerable to manipulation. Education inoculates society against efforts to foment hatred and incite violence based on race, religion, politics, sexual orientation, or any other sub-identity. Finally, education combined with … Continue reading Book Review: Battlegrounds – The Fight to Defend the Free World →

Book Review: How to Read a Book: The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading

This book, written by Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Doren, is definitely a classic. However, it may not be for everyone. You must love reading, not just for entertainment, but for gaining knowledge in order to truly appreciate the work that these two authors have put together. I started reading this book in 2009 … Continue reading Book Review: How to Read a Book: The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading →