It's another murder mystery with layers upon layers, which I like. But this time, the setting is Dicker's Switzerland, and himself as a character. As always, a very engaging page-turner.
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SocProf reviewed L'énigme de la chambre 622 by Joël Dicker
Very meta and very Dicker
5 stars
It's another murder mystery with layers upon layers, which I like. But this time, the setting is Dicker's Switzerland, and himself as a character. As always, a very engaging page-turner.
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Empire of AI by Karen Hao
When AI expert and investigative journalist Karen Hao first began covering OpenAI in 2019, she thought they were the good …
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When AI expert and investigative journalist Karen Hao first began covering OpenAI in 2019, she thought they were the good …
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SocProf reviewed Saving Jemima by Julie Zickefoose
A delightful read
4 stars
If you like birds, this book will delight you. This lady has decades of experience rehabilitating and releasing birds. One day, someone brings her a baby blue jay. The book combines personal narrative, scientific info about jays, and is just a delightful read. She's a bit into some woo woo stuff but it's minimal in the book. If you need a nice summer read, that's the book to pick.
If you like birds, this book will delight you. This lady has decades of experience rehabilitating and releasing birds. One day, someone brings her a baby blue jay. The book combines personal narrative, scientific info about jays, and is just a delightful read. She's a bit into some woo woo stuff but it's minimal in the book. If you need a nice summer read, that's the book to pick.
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SocProf reviewed L'Affaire Alaska Sanders by Joël Dicker
Avril 1999. Mount Pleasant, une paisible petite bourgade du New Hampshire, est bouleversée par un …
As well done as the revious two
5 stars
This is the 3rd novel in the Marcus Goldman trilogy. It's as well written and intriguing as the previous two. There is an English translation.
This is the 3rd novel in the Marcus Goldman trilogy. It's as well written and intriguing as the previous two. There is an English translation.