The cover blurb from Studs Terkel sums this book up nicely:

“A vivid portrait of a mercurial being whose spontaneous utterings are less than meet the ear.”





Quarterly results or sustainable enterprise founded on a just cause, able to flex and change to continue pursuing the just cause, while putting people first. Sinek explains why the latter approach is both sustainable and profitable.

Excellent mystery in a dark Scandinavian way. Sad people in the story.

Interesting and helpful exposition of how we pay attention in various situations, what parts of the brain are involved and how to improve your focus and attention.

I couldn't finish this book - it's too dated and it's viewpoint is too narrow due to the worldview of the author's time and place.

First issue I've read in a long time. Now I remember why. It is “The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction.” And I'm just not a huge fantasy fan. Still a good mix of shorter and longer stories, some great, some OK, assuming you like the genre.

Contemporary thriller with science content. Fast paced, well-written with food for thought about current military balance of power and potential rogue weapons use. Not for those looking for deep character development. More of an high science content political thriller than science fiction.

Excellent story. I had not realized that the movie followed the book so closely. The movie follows the book to the letter.

Recommendation from Wendy Colonna

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recommended by Yael Beeri

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