Author Archives: Booker
The Power of Now Review: Real Insight, Heavy Mysticism
Tolle's guide to living in the present has real, usable insight about watching your own [...]
Broke Millennial Review: A Friendly First Money Manual
Lowry's chatty, choose-your-own-adventure guide covers the money basics young adults actually face, from splitting bills [...]
The Hard Thing About Hard Things Review: A CEO’s Honest Survival Guide
Horowitz's candid account of nearly losing his company gives founders rare, practical advice on layoffs, [...]
The Body Keeps the Score Review: Powerful, Popular and Contested
Van der Kolk's bestseller on trauma is compassionate and eye-opening for many readers, but several [...]
And Then There Were None Review: Christie’s Perfect Trap
Christie's darkest and most ingenious novel: ten strangers, one island, no detective and no escape. [...]
The Signal and the Noise Review: A Smart Tour of Prediction
Silver's tour of prediction, from weather to poker, is a highly readable introduction to probabilistic [...]
The Midnight Library Review: A Comforting Fable, Thinly Built
A warm, easy fable about regret and second chances that has comforted many readers; the [...]
The Tokyo Zodiac Murders Review: A Landmark Fair-Play Puzzle
A landmark Japanese puzzle mystery with one of the cleverest solutions in the genre. The [...]
Attached Review: A Useful Map of Love, Drawn Too Simply
A clear, practical introduction to adult attachment styles that has helped many readers understand their [...]
Lessons in Chemistry Review: Sharp, Funny and a Bit Too Tidy
A funny, crowd-pleasing debut about a 1960s chemist turned TV cook; great company for a [...]
The Algebra of Wealth Review: Galloway’s Formula for Young Earners
A punchy, opinionated guide that is sharp on careers and mindset but thin on investing [...]
Silent Spring Review: The Book That Launched Modern Environmentalism
Carson's indictment of reckless pesticide use is beautifully written and largely vindicated, though its cancer [...]