My 12 year old son has ADHD, and this book was referenced by one of my favorite ADHD resources. Adam Price’s summary of adolecence in boys, and how to work as a parent to support them – failures and successes – has been extremely clear and valuable. My husband is going to read it next…
A terrific book by a really talented journalist and author. I highly recommend this to anyone interested in the subjects. The Don Winslow even had high praise for this book. That tells you a lot about the quality of investigation and storytelling from the author.
Review from The Heaven’s Boxer →
This is a solid story opener, introducing the reader to what the world is, and explaining the “game” without clogging up the narrative with a bunch of statistics. I enjoyed it, and am excited fornthe next installment.
Book is definitely insightful but it come short on details.This book needs much more discussion and real world examples of how WSTEs work in reality. I believe stakeholder capitalism practices like those promoted by Marc Benioff are much more pragmatic and feasible.To recap, I suggest listening to this book, it touches upon a serious issue..
Personally I loved this story! Vampires on a submarine is a great premise. The author clearly knows alot about being on a nuclear submarine in the 1980s American Navy and that comes through in his work. The Roanoke feels like a living breathing organism, a real and touchable environment. The tension of a sub in..
Review from 100 Fathoms Below →
Boring! just another vampire story, but in a different setting. The narration was the only thing that kept me listening.
Review from The Heaven’s Boxer →
Heaven’s Boxer is set in a world where there is a VR competition with Mechs. The players either use their Mechs to attack or defend. Julian has been playing for a while and just missed the cut last year. He doesn’t just do it for fun, he also watches streams of live matches and past..
I really wanted to like this book. I read the reviews and once Dresden comparisons came up in the review I was sold. That is until i started listening to the book and after finishing the book, I can’t tell you what it was about. The narrator was sooo boring and monotone that I had..
Review from He’s Not Lazy →
Raising young men is by no means for the faint of heart. Most days I felt defeated & truly believed I lost my son. He’s always been a great kid… well mannered, respectful, hard working, behaved & loving. While now he’s almost 17 years old, I’ve noticed a huge change in his attitude towards me..
Review from Battle Mask →
I first read Battle Mask when I was in high school, back in the late 70-80’s. I thought it moved a little slow back then Hearing it now, I loved it!