Book Review The Underworld: Journeys to the Depths of the Ocean by Susan Casey

Step into the otherworldly realm of the deepest parts of the #ocean. Susan Casey promises and delivers on a journey so #alien and immersive that you emerge drenched in oceanic wonder. #BookReview #books #review #bookquote #quote

Book Review: Create Dangerously: The Power and Responsibility of the Artist by Albert Camus

Book Review: Create Dangerously: The Power and Responsibility of the Artist by Albert Camus | An electrifying and timeless book of ideas about how artists can resist and overcome the forces of fascism written by one of the greats of the 20th Century who created a massive body of work actively resisted Nazism #fascism

10 Interesting Things I Found on the Internet #145

This week’s InterestingThings include Comfy #cats reclining on tiny sofas, a 1000 year old yummy #rice #recipe, an elegant #haiku, Artaois the #Celtic #bear, how to show up for people, henna hand art and much more

Comforting Thought: Where identity meets safety

“i need you to meet me in the roomwhere identity meets safetythe room where we gather—to learn what this feels likeso that we can replicate this same roomwithin ourselves” good grief, brianna pastor

Book Review When Things Dont Go Your Way by Haemin Sunim

Are you going through a difficult period and looking for a caring, gentle and wise friend to give advice? This book could well be the best friend you never knew that you needed! #Books #BookReview #BookQuote #Spirituality #Zen #Buddhism #HaeminSunim #quote #wisdom

Book Review: The Library Thief by Kuchenga Shenjé

A unconventional upstairs-downstairs whodunnit featuring complex characters, emotional depth, lush scene-setting, eye-opening plot twists and a satisfying conclusion. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Genre: Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction. Publisher: Hanover Square Press Review in one word: Satisfying A bittersweet coming-of-age novel and ultra-compelling whodunnit set in the Victorian era. The protagonist Florence Granger is a mixed race young woman who can passContinue reading “Book Review: The Library Thief by Kuchenga Shenjé”

10 Interesting Things I Found on the Internet #144

This week’s #InterestingThings include mesmerising progressive #house by Bryz, the life expectancy of cats, cosy #Cat #art, iconic art by Kaoru Yamada and much more.

Book Review: Clarity and Connection by Yung Pueblo

A slim and unassuming book of electrifying wisdom including how to come closer to your true self, closer to your loved ones and communities. #nonfiction #prose #poetry #YungPueblo #bookreview #book #trauma #psychology #selfhelp #nonfiction #quote #bookquote

10 #InterestingThings I Found on the Internet 143

This week’s #InterestingThings Polish #owls, old-fashioned #dog names, UK jungle and 90’s style R&B, #London’s lost #medieval bridges where people once lived, Marcin Minor’s therapeutic #surreal #art and much more #ContentCatnip

Book Review: Daily Laws by Robert Greene

Clear, sparkling, universal and timeless short-form wisdom from one of the masters of self-development #RobertGreene. #BookReview #BookQuote #Books #SelfHelp #SelfLove #Psychology