This sums up my parent's tiny dog pretty well. (I'm sure it'll remind you of your tiny dog to.)
John
They're the modern day coliseums. The hold thousands, staff hundreds, and won’t be paid off until well after they've been demolished.
John
From the queen of The Netherlands to the Earl of Suffolk, Paratroopers to civilians turned underground rebels, traitors to double agents, the victories and defeats, triumphs and tragedies of the resistance during WW2.
John
This left me both frightened of all the problems to come, but at the same time optimistic of all the problems that'll finally be be solved.
John
Did you know you could make cookies in a waffle iron? I do now, and so do you! (Though I'd recommend doubling up the batter recipe)
John
One of the funniest books I've ever read, and just in time for the new Jurassic Park movie.
John
Who's job is likely to become automated, A journalist's, a lawyer's, or a pharmacist's? The answer is that all three can and chances are, so can yours.
John
I may not be the target demographic, but when you're 6'4' and have trouble finding pants made for someone as tall and thin as I am, It's great to have a book that helps make them last longer.
John
Introduces you to all the people who watched the moon landing and said "That’s what I want to do with my life," with or without NASA.
John
I'm an adult, and I should read this keeping in mind the importance of education, and how things that seemed hard years ago weren't that hard in hindsight. But that being said I, like the protagonist, spent many, many days in grade school doing homework from the moment I got home until I went to bed. So I found this book extremely satisfying.
John
