Arbitrary Madness. Artistic Exploration. Dope Things.
Reading The Book of Joy was like being invited to a party with amazing celebrities that you wish were your friends, but just standing there awkwardly and admiring them because they’re too amazing for words. In fact, that’s probably exactly what Douglas Abrams felt like when he was interviewing the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.Continue Reading “The Book of Joy.”
I’m impressed by DJ Khaled’s consistency. Reading The Keys was like watching his snapchats, but with explanations. Meaningful explanations. If you follow DJ Khaled, you know a few important things: he’s positive, he loves his fans and his life, and he has a lot of catchy phrases. We the best. Fan luv. Lion. Boomin’. TheContinue Reading “The Keys.”
More on that book I was telling you about earlier this week, When It’s Real by Erin Watt—it was amazing. If this were a real review, I’d probably tell you about how cheesy some of the lines are, how fast the ending seemed to fly by, and how neatly they tied up the denouement. Fortunately, thisContinue Reading “When It’s Real.”
Raise your hand if you’re a fan of The Golden Girls! How about Murder, She Wrote? Now, imagine a combination of the two–a sassy, older lady with an active love life going around and solving crimes in a small village. Boom, now you’ve got Agatha Raisin. I figured you’re probably tired of reading about all myContinue Reading “Agatha Raisin.”
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up has made me a believer. I walked past this book for about half a year like, “Nah, I don’t need to learn how to clean. I’ve got this.” I wish somebody told me what I was missing out on. Fortunately, I eventually checked the book out and now I’mContinue Reading “The life-changing magic of tidying up.”
The thing that I immediately appreciated about The Secret is that it told you what the secret was in the first chapter. The secret is the law of attraction. The end. Yet, I kept reading. The Secret is unlike any other book I’ve read and I figure that may be because the movie came first.Continue Reading “The Secret.”
I would give this book 5/5 stars, but I had to deduct at least one star for her interest in topics that are too painful for me to ever read again. I have this beautiful habit of reading a chapter of a book first thing in the morning, to start my day off right. Well,Continue Reading “Difficult Women.”
Apparently I’ve got money on my mind. After finishing Rich Dad, Poor Dad I jumped into Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill and the first thing I need to say is whoa. There’s a whole lotta shit going on here. Let’s dissect. Hill starts the book with a very compelling story. Twenty years before theContinue Reading “Think and Grow Rich.”
Some people just prefer the abbreviated version. These are the people you write TL;DR at the bottom of lengthy emails for. These are the people who say, “What’s Goodreads?” or who set their reading challenge goals really, really low. These are the people who read The Skimm and then skip to the skimmed down part of theContinue Reading “Rich Dad, Poor Dad.”
