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The Menopause Brain

June 25, 2025

This book is a great way to educate yourself on perimenopause and menopause! It is so well done and explains why it’s so important for…

Jamie

The Science of Beauty

June 25, 2025

I love a cosmetic chemist and have been a long-time follower of Dr. Wong’s Youtube, so I was so excited to read this…

Jamie

Careless People: A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, and Lost Idealism

April 16, 2025

A candid look at the inner workings of Facebook reveals how some executives carelessly disregard the consequences of their actions on our world and culture.…

Knox

We Should All Be Feminists

March 5, 2025

This book is so good because it has so much levity; sometimes, you have to have levity about the hard things in life like Masoginy…

Jamie

Lorne: The Man Who Invented Saturday Night Live

March 5, 2025

One of my favorite biographies I’ve ever read, and a fascinating profile and biography of arguably the most important media figure of a generation. Really…

Knox

I’ve Got Questions: The Spiritual Practice of Having It Out with God

February 5, 2025

Knox: Not only is Erin a great writer full stop, but she can wrestle and contend with difficult, tough questions traditionally mutually exclusive in the…

Mutual

Black in Blues

January 29, 2025

This book blew me away because it is so unique and different. Perry created an innovative cultural history by looking at how the color blue…

Jamie

Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI

December 4, 2024

This is not breezy, but the way Harari writes about how information is leveraged by bureaucracy and mythology and how it’s manipulated for various ends…

Knox

War

November 6, 2024

This book primarily focuses on the war in Ukraine and how it’s handled and less on the presidential implications. By the end of the book,…

Knox

Guilty Creatures: Sex, God and Murder in Tallahassee, Florida

October 16, 2024

This book reads like a true crime podcast but resolves in a very satisfying way—a quick, compelling read about fairly recent history.

Knox