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A must read for those who want America to Build

Revisado: 04-09-25

If you're disenchanted by the extremes on the right and left, this book will give you some hope about the future of the US. It is centrist, well researched, interesting, and thoughtful. The conclusions plot a path to an optimistic future.

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For any man who has ever dealt with depression

Revisado: 03-28-25

This is a must read for any man who has ever suffered from or struggled with depression. This is my fourth Terry Real book. While other more recent titles are more developed, structured, and polished, this early book is very likely his most powerful and personal book.

This is for those who are trying to find appropriate masculinity in today's world.

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l contrived plot

Revisado: 07-21-24

I had high hopes based on her reviews and popularity. I was very disappointed. only the performances saved the book from being a waste of time.

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Boring!!!!

Revisado: 01-15-24

If you like biology for its own sake, the book is okay. If you're looking for connections and ways to help navigate the future, it's CRAP.

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great memoir

Revisado: 12-23-23

I really liked this book. the narrative is told chronologically. The last part--about the sexual harassment allegations against Cuomo-- is fascinating and describes in journalistic detail all that's wrong with cancel culture and or lack of giving people due process.

DeRosa changed my mind about all that happened and provided context on the egos and motivations for those who wanted Cuomo out.

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A must read for anyone who has ever felt longing

Revisado: 11-23-23

I love this book. It is well researched, well conceived, and well written. Ms. Cain's narration is as good as the book and the major themes. I will now be looking at some of her earlier books. This is one of my favorite three books of nonfiction that I have read this year.

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Interesting but no big reveals

Revisado: 11-14-23

This is worth a listen, AND there is nothing surprising. What bothered me a little was his certainty in saying what he thinks the world is like.

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2 stars

Revisado: 11-09-23

I like Adam Grant's previous work. There is a section in this book where he says that he has a goal of writing a 9 for each book he does and accepts things if they are an 8.

Adam, this is a 2 on a good day. You failed on this one. It is beneath your ususal quality.

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Romney is more than you think

Revisado: 11-07-23

This is a really good book with a compelling story about an interesting and complex man whose integrity and principles are the core of who he is.

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great performances, lackluster story

Revisado: 10-20-23

how did this book win a Pulitzer Prize? It looks asking for half the book and only gets moderately interesting in the second half. there are so many great books and great writers out there (e.g., Atwood, Awad, Powers, Moore, Patchett, etc.) , surely the committee could have found a more deserving book than this one. in its best parts, it was ho-hum.

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