"Thanks to the author for pushing back! With humor ( I loved the play on names) and great story telling, the author highlights issues that absolutely CANNOT be ignored. Thank you Van Fleisher. Your work in this world is much appreciated. " Ginny, Goodreads
Albert Camus
Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.
Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Politics. Show all posts
Monday, December 3, 2018
Thursday, November 9, 2017
Late in the 21st century - Fire War Trilogy by T.T. Michael
"Narration for Fire War was done by Patrick Freeman – this was my first book narrated by Freeman and I really enjoyed it. His pacing and enunciation were really great. Only a few times did I think he said a word wrong (but in reality it could be a location/colloquialism issue more than pronunciation). The production quality was perfect with no issues at all." - Brian, Goodreads
Monday, December 7, 2015
We Have to Change by Maria Ronay
Do you know enough about the world’s most pressing issues? Are you familiar with the consequences of climate change and methods for sharing the permissible carbon quotas?
We Have to Change aims to highlight these issues, to make us stop and think seriously about them, and to encourage everyone to become actively involved in the global challenges facing the world today.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Stupidparty Math v Myth: Unmasking the Destructive Forces Eroding American Democracy by Patrick M. Andendall
From Goodreads: "This book is a fun study of sociology, and if you’re looking for a conversation starter, it will keep the dinnertime banter going for hours. It will make you laugh out loud, roll your eyes, and simply wonder in astonishment at the ignorance representing such a large portion of our population. If you’re burned out or disgusted with politics, I urge you to give Annendall’s book a try. In the least it will entertain, but it might also reignite some of the passion you once felt for democracy."
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