S James’s bookshelf: read
I enjoyed Mask Manson’s book. His approach to the age-old problem is unique. Let me sum it up… The quality of the achievement is based on the effort willing to be paid. But finding an achievement willing of work is the goal.
A comical story about a trash truck of a man, infused with a medieval intellect trying to survive 1940s New Orleans. All while being tortured by his enabling mother, his gaseous comportment, his self-destructive actions towards the estab…
Fantastic read, if youâre interested in health and the future of medicine look no further.
What a fantastic book. This book reinforces my theories and gave me ground to some of my broader notions of nations and prosperity. All and all, there is one thing to take from this book, you will be considerably better off if everyone i…
A guide to understanding how the brain works, why it works the way it does, and how to engage and adapt skills to teaching yourself and others.
First, the book was difficult to read. I just couldnât get into it. The science aspects where exciting, my biological education was stimulated, my scientific mine was exercised, and the picture of the world was interesting. I love, love,…
What a great, and entertaining read. Character development was design in such a way that the dwellers seemed relatable. The world was painted in such a way the beauty as danger were intertwined, and begged to be real. The story resonated…
Wow, great read. I love the perspective of history from other than the historians view.
A great read for anyone interested in cellular agriculture. Covers some of the main ideas, innovations, and business in the area of cell-AG.
Very entertaining, however from the few books I’ve read, it seems as Bryce recycles a lot. Is Big Hettie from Power of One and Sperm Whale Sally from the Potato Factory the same lady đ
Hmmmm, well it has some information. The programming is merged with some basic biology information useful in bioinformatics like DNA, RNA and the like. I’ve been programming for 20 years and can say the book isn’t geared for programmers,…
A good read if you are in the process of developing a product for a company. However, for the price point, I would recommend going to your local library. The book covers a lot of advanced techniques, business strategies, and design for m…
To understand the people around you, to answer questions about your child, or to grasp a different approach to a problem, I would recommend this book.
What a great series! I enjoyed the characters, villains, and the story was well thought out an executed.
A pleasurable read. The concepts and ideas opened my mind to new scientific possibilities. A couple of stories were in iRobot. But other than that, very fascinating ideas.
What a great book. Read it in one sitting. Itâs a good resource for understanding basic techniques in the lab. I might be biased because Iâve taken organic chemistry before. I feel it reaffirms my knowledge, and gives a cleaner understan…
It was a story, I like the overall premise. However, the execution and story was unentertaining.
What a great ending to the foundation series by Isaac Asimov. It seems that the life story explains a lot of the formations calculations of psychohistory. I wouldâve liked to of seen correlations made with the foundation series in the li…
What an enjoyable read. The more I read of Isaac Asimov the more I enjoy his books. The story was straightforward. The plot was interesting, and the character development was unique in a good way. I like the intellectual banter, its a se…
It’s amazing to see how current reality was shaped by the writings of Isaac Asimov so many years ago.
Unlocked a lot of mystery in protein isolation just wish it didnât leave me with so many questions.
I thoroughly enjoyed it. Itâs has a close Resemblance to the movie âI, robotâ with Will Smith.
I was surprised that a lot of my ideas were the authors ideas 60 years ago. Did I pick those out of your minds he influenced, or did we both …
I think the ender of the series left a bad taste in my mouth, like eating a rancid cow.
What a fantastic read for people interested in synthetic biology.
Very entertaining read, but kind of predictable. Still a good addition to the series and adds much-needed character development to Roland.
Graphic, I love the visual descriptions. The journey is making progress even with the evil ‘Hal 9000’. Was a scary depiction of the future.
Not all doors lead to the desired destination, however, some windows bring a friend.
I thoroughly enjoyed the book. It was short sweet survival story. I did enjoy how the author painted the struggle of survival.
