Tag: books
Gabor Maté and ’the Myth of Normal’
Over the last week and a half I read the Myth of Normal. It was the first book I ever read by Gabor Maté and some people call it his magnum opus. I am...
The Deficit Myth – Stephanie Kelton – Tiny Book Review
This book is an interesting read. Stephanie Kelton clearly has a point to make in The Deficit Myth; Modern Monetary Theory and How to Build a Better Economy. Kelton gets a tad repetitive at...
Emotioneel onvolwassen ouders laten diepe sporen na
Binnen een paar dagen las ik het boek "Adult children of Emotionally Immature Parents - How to heal from distant, rejecting or self-involved parents" van de Amerikaanse klinisch psycholoog Lindsay Gibson uit. Ik was...
The Nix – Nathan Hill – Tiny Book Review
The Nix by Nathan Hill is not as "unputdownable" as I would have liked. The endless and indepth sidetracking put me off many times as I was just getting into the story or one...
The Philosophy Book – Big Ideas Simply Explained – Tiny Book Review
The Philosophy Book is a very cool book. I skipped some chapters that were of less personal interest/relevance to me and this is -in my opinion- not a book to be read from cover...
