This is the second book in the series, and I must say that I am looking forward to reading the others. Bernard Cornwell, the author, is slowly becoming one of my favourite author. As per my previous review, this book follows similar formula like Cornwell’s other series, the Kingdom, but the book still make you…
I remember reading reviews about the film, and like all reviews, it said that the book was waaay better. I saw the movie and although I didn’t remember much except that there was a bear and lots of snow, I felt that the movie was fun. So I promised myself that I would read the…
I started reading the book with no expectation, other than the numerous high rating and a blurb saying the book is a mix of Dr Who and something else. I am not a fan of doctor Who, and have not seen a complete episode, but have a general idea what the show is about. So…
David Goggins has achieved a lot. Regardless whether those achievements are relevant to you or sound senseless (4000 Pull-ups?), the physical exertion and capabilities he’s achieved are astounding. I’m a couch potato myself and went inside this audiobook thinking that yeah, I probably wouldn’t benefit much from that aspect, since I’m rarely motivated much by…
I was compelled to read the book since it got so many reviews on Amazon, and it was free in Kindle Unlimited subscription. It started with murders, where a fairy came into the house and killed the Jude’s parents, right in front of her and her sisters. So far so good, I thought.
I would normally have no qualms recommending or not recommending a book, but this book feels a bit different. Forgive me for going on a tangent to explain this, but I must.
On most occasions and negotiations, we normally strive for the win-win situation. What if that is necessary the best outcome of a conflict? And how to get a better outcome, then?
The Argentine series is an interesting series that has a realistic depiction of medieval intrigues and politics, with a tinge of mysticism. In some ways it is comparable to the Songs of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones) series, but in others, they differ a lot.
Here’s a book with cut-to-the point advices on managing money in the UK
A book not worth reading
