Despite reading over 1000 pages of student proposals/dissertations (which requires attention and commenting), I managed six books this month! A few comments…
- The book on money was super fascinating and I’d recommend it–very easy read. The authors have several other books as well that I plan to check out.
- I didn’t know much about The Midnight Library when I got it from the library–I enjoyed the premise a lot as someone who wonders about similar things. I really enjoyed the ending. If you read it and want to talk about it, let me know.
- The World Doesn’t Require You made me uncomfortable in a good way. I keep thinking about the book and what I learned from it. Here is the review from NPR, which is a good summary of my own thoughts.
Books
The Midnight Library — Matt Haig
The Run-Walk-Run Method — Jeff Galloway
Running & Being: The Total Experience — George Sheehan
The Fuck-It Diet: Eating Should Be Easy — Caroline Dooner
Dollars and Sense: How We Misthink Money and How to Spend Smarter — Dan Ariely & Jeff Kreisler
The World Doesn’t Require You — Rion Amilcar Scott
Doing Indian Country Research 