Remember when your parents would drag you to the library on Saturday mornings? You've dealt with enough books at school. Why would you need to stuff your face with more? Your parents may be on to something. Billionaires like Warren Buffett and Oprah Winfrey carry a trait that has made them super successful: reading. So, how do you do it?
Month: January 2018
150 Manga Series for Newbies
Haven't read any manga before? Here's a list of 150 manga series for newbies just like you! You may recognize some titles from their anime counterparts like Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon and Dragon Ball Z. This manga list is divided up by its target audience (shonen, shojo, etc.) and genre.
BOOK REVIEW: “Mental Chemistry” by Charles F. Haanel
I’ve found Mental Chemistry at Barnes & Noble with its unusual cover. By then, I knew the book covered some deep matrix-y subjects, and it did. The basis of Mental Chemistry: our minds reflect the Universal Mind and the Universal Mind is the source of everything. In more simple terms, our mind is the microcosm, and the Universal Mind is the macrocosm.
Book Review: “The Great Pyramid Hoax” by Scott Creighton
According to The Great Pyramid Hoax, the cartouches bearing King Khufu's name are fake. Author Scott Creighton claims Colonel Richard Vyse forged Khufu's name to prove further Khufu built the pyramid. Mainstream archaeologists believe Vyse's discovery is authentic. However, Creighton provides evidence in his book that doesn't add up...
My 90-Day Reading Challenge
I did a 90-day reading challenge from September to December 2017. Every day, I read a book up to 90 minutes. The point of this challenge was to see how far I would go reading on a daily basis. As a book blogger, it turned out great for me!
2018 Reading Resolutions & 2017 Review
It’s fun making resolutions, but it’s a challenge keeping them. If you’re not a laser-focused person, your resolutions are only wishes. Time to make the 2018 reading resolutions!
My December 2017 Book Haul
By now, I’ve learned my biggest lesson of 2017 as an active reader: avoid the “shiny new cool book” trap. Here’s my December 2017 book haul: