Igor

Very good Mix of detailed storytelling and Action packed scenes. The World building is great and very Solid.

This book should be mandatory in schools! There is so much need for enlightenment in our society. We need the positive mindset and determination that enlightened minds will conquer and that inevitably the weaker of spirit and pessimistic will simply wane and not be remembered.

Absolutely worth the read. The author leads a common thread that keeps us connected even though he tells the story of different people in time. It's daunting to realize how much we have evolved. If this doesn't give you faith in the human race, then not much will!

There was one book from Michio Kaku that marked my life which was “Visions”, this one follows suit and give a compelling overview of possible futures for mankind. It is a fantastic summary and I highly recommend reading/hearing it! :-)

Fantastic book based on facts and numbers rather than subjective oppinion. In a time filled with shallow assessments of reality it is fundamental to base our assumptions on truth and facts. Great read!

Great concept! I love the Idea and the delivery! 

I like the message the author is conveying and I like his non pretentious way of writing. I am also happy that most of the “Studies say” or “research shows” quotes are properly referenced to those studies... But given that Chris humble brags about this “If I had to name one thing I uniquely enjoy doing that other people can't stand (after reading academic journal articles)” I would expect more accuracy in the sources and also some more challenge with some counter argument studies to make us choose sides with a coherent analysis of those studies. Nevertheless a great book and it comes at the right time as we all need calm right now.

Very concise and straightforward. No need for sugar coating or embellishments. The book describes all you need to start on the BDD path. Very good read.

Complex but gripping. At certain points though almost lost me when things got too philosophical. But I guess it adds to the depth of the characters. Clearly also a very easy way of paving the way to upcoming books at the end.

I feel this is a rehash of the work of Mike Rohde shown in the Sketchnote Workbook. Nevertheless it is cleanly written and gets the message across effectively.

Great book with a detailed approach to reading in order to give books and authors their due credit or discredit. Absolutely worth the read to expand you mind into reading everything in a more meaningful way.

Still a fun read. But it would always be hard to create something as surprising as Ready Player One. There are still new things to learn about the characters but it becomes more of a criticism of AI and how it can degenerate.

There's something about Malcolm Gladwell's books that makes me turn page after page like an addiction. Maybe it's the style with which he tells a story, maybe it's the out of the box conclusions that make me think hard and consider different points of view. I do not agree every time. But I take great pleasure in having that invisible argument with him in my head.

It's good to get a different view other than neo liberalism. At points the analogies are tiring and the amount of acronyms took me back to college having to write a glossary to keep checking...

Excellent book that states what I believe for a lot of years. There are no natural born talents. Hard work is the only way to be outstanding!

Simon Singh has a way of turning complex concepts into griping narratives that keep you engaged. In line with his other books I also recommend this one.

Maths errors and geeky humor. A combination that works for me. Very entertaining book.

Simple and to the point of what you need to tell a story with data. The examples are not bound to a specific graphing software and focus on the generic features of the data to convey.

My favorite so far in the trilogy from Yuval. It triggered several interesting points to consider in my view of the world. Highly recommend it!

Neil deGrasse Tyson has an extraordinary ability to simplify complex concepts and still make the explanation deep enough for you to learn something beautiful about our universe. I highly recommend hearing the audiobook with the author himself narrating. Even having passed already through many of the concepts in the book, the light that Neil shines on every concept is different and fantastic.

Fun and light read. Always with some jokes to keep it funny but learn something in the process.

Although an excellent research work is behind the story it did not captivate me. Maybe because I am aware of most of the theories debated by the characters. I think there is an eagerness do put out there the views the author collected on these topics and not so much care with the excitement of the narrative. Nevertheless an entertaining read.

If you are looking into practical insights on how to measure Agile practices progress and take action when needed this is the book to read. I thoroughly enjoyed the whole book and will keep it as reference during day to day work.

Excellent comprehensive analysis of the aspects surrounding the evolution and possible future of artificial intelligence. To note also is the well documented references that open up a plethora of books with great insights. For all these aspects I think this is a recommended read.

Some things in this book resonated with me and others just seemed to biblical for my taste. Nevertheless it's great writing. His life's story near the end raises my respect for the writer a lot. If you are a father you will appreciate it.