Siberian Huskies For Dummies | Literature Review
Robert-Scott Bannersglare
One theme that this book teaches is how to instill manners to the Siberian Husky. The author talks about her own experiences in either dealing with pet dogs or others\'…
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Ronald Ross, by Edwin R. Nye et al | Literature Review
Since this is being posted amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, I would hope that this gives any reader hope.
Ultralearning, by Scott H. Young | Literature Review
This was among the books that stood out upon entering polymath in the Amazon search query. I have to say that I like the solid cover, which resembles Richard Florida\’s…
The Meaning of Tingo, by Adam Jacot de Boinod | Literature Review
And Tingo was its name-oh
Elon Musk, by Ashlee Vance | Literature Review
So now I include an analysis of the \"Space Man.\"
Sensemaking, by Christian Madsbjerg | Literature Review
Plot The book begins by explaining how much the liberal arts have become delegitimized in the face of algorithms and the supposed superiority of STEM majors. He then talks about…
Cat Daddy, by Jackson Galaxy | Literature Review
Throughout struggles of addiction, a well-known cat consultant writes about his struggles
Rise of the Creative Class, by Richard Florida | Literature Review
This book would definitely provide insight into the importance of creative professions. Plot Florida talks about the Creative Class, which are a group of occupations that contribute more to society…
The Making of Middle-Earth, by Christopher Snyder | Literature Review
To understand Middle-Earth is to understand the writer behind it.
The Career Guide For Creative and Unconventional People, by Carol Eikleberry et al | Literature Review
Something that needs to be talked about more is the connection between creativity and the economy