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This collection of essays from Thomas Sowell is timeless in its relevance and analysis. The narrator is clear and reads at a good pace.

the narrator did a decent job, but he is not a great narrator. I wouldn’t have done as well

Useful information easy to apply in the classroom across grade levels and subject areas. Highly recommended to teachers of all experience levels. Last chapter lays out the main points to remind the reader and guide next steps.

Jim Bouton was one of one. Here the Ball Four author shows the same indomitable love for the game and restless energy that caused such a ruckus before, during, and after the events of Ball Four and its many updates. But this time his energy is focused on trying to preserve and upgrade a historic..

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This was a combo of The Devil All the Time and The Stand. I was hooked and sickened, hopeful and saddened. This could have been a multi novel series.

Well informative story of the first accounts of the battle of Okinawa 1945. Well documented, very intriguing read and suspense.

Somewhat technical but a broad education in reality and how to THINK and REASON. Thomas Sowell is a huge gift to our culture. Well into his 90’s; may God grant him long life for all of our good.

Given that most thrillers are comfortably predictable, Borrowed Time is refreshingly not. Nolte writes in a style akin to Tony Hillerman, James Lee Burke and Elmore Leonard with the out-of-nowhere twists of Haruki Murakami. Even though the author on multiple occasions tells you what’s coming, the spoilers are still compelling enough to read on and..

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The truth of development and ruin of nature through the eyes of wisdom. Life would be perfect if we could undo mistakes.

Interesting story. I was distracted by the narrator’s voice. Worth a listen if you enjoy an attack pilot’s story.