Garrett rated The Cabinet: 4 stars

The Cabinet by Kim Un-su
An interesting read but it ended pretty abruptly which made the story feel unfinished to me.
The premise is: …
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An interesting read but it ended pretty abruptly which made the story feel unfinished to me.
The premise is: …

When Anthony Bourdain died in June 2018, fans around the globe came together to celebrate the life of an inimitable …

Humankind: A Hopeful History (Dutch: De Meeste Mensen Deugen: Een Nieuwe Geschiedenis van de Mens) is a 2019 non-fiction book …

Jordan Baker grows up in the most rarefied circles of 1920s American society—she has money, education, a killer golf handicap, …
What an insane story that underscores how strange the financial markets are. Appreciated the more human story with great explainers on the way in which the particulars that are significant to the story operate. Without either, it'd be a textbook or woefully inadequate at describing what's going on.
What an insane story that underscores how strange the financial markets are. Appreciated the more human story with great explainers on the way in which the particulars that are significant to the story operate. Without either, it'd be a textbook or woefully inadequate at describing what's going on.
A bit of non-fiction for a strange topic, when animals "break the law". Despite the introduction, it's almost entirely modern although it zooms out to get a global view of some issues that I hadn't ever thought about in my own little bubble. Overall, a really fun read about the balance of nature and a healthy dose of optimism at the end that left me on a positive note.
A bit of non-fiction for a strange topic, when animals "break the law". Despite the introduction, it's almost entirely modern although it zooms out to get a global view of some issues that I hadn't ever thought about in my own little bubble. Overall, a really fun read about the balance of nature and a healthy dose of optimism at the end that left me on a positive note.

Dune is a 1965 science-fiction novel by American author Frank Herbert, originally published as two separate serials in Analog magazine. …

As this urgent, genre-defying book opens, a woman who has recently been elevated to prominence for her social media posts …

克拉拉是一个专为陪伴儿童而设计的太阳能人工智能机器人(AF),具有极高的观察、推理与共情能力。她坐在商店展示橱窗里,注视着街头路人以及前来浏览橱窗的孩子们的一举一动。她始终期待着很快就会有人挑中她,不过,当这种永久改变境遇的可能性出现时,克拉拉却被提醒不要过分相信人类的诺言。
在《克拉拉与太阳》这部作品中,石黑一雄通过一位令人难忘的叙述者的视角,观察千变万化的现代社会,探索了一个根本性的问题:究竟什么是爱?
"A compelling year-long narrative of America's response to the fall of Chiang Kai-shek and Nationalist …
As people reading about the past, we tend to silo things in our minds rather than understanding the larger picture along with the context that it exists within. Having spent a bit of time reading about Chinese history and in particular, the founding of the People's Republic, I'm very guilty of this.
Luckily, books like this come along that better illustrate the connections between actors on the world's stage. There's something here that I haven't gotten from other sources that I believe would help Americans make better sense of the world we live in and how our fingerprints have shaped it. Of course, this is a very small slice of history but if you find this scratching an itch, there are many more helpful sources for you to dig in with.
As people reading about the past, we tend to silo things in our minds rather than understanding the larger picture along with the context that it exists within. Having spent a bit of time reading about Chinese history and in particular, the founding of the People's Republic, I'm very guilty of this.
Luckily, books like this come along that better illustrate the connections between actors on the world's stage. There's something here that I haven't gotten from other sources that I believe would help Americans make better sense of the world we live in and how our fingerprints have shaped it. Of course, this is a very small slice of history but if you find this scratching an itch, there are many more helpful sources for you to dig in with.