Author: karacs
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Jacinda Ardern: Different kind of power
I have just published my latest review on BooksIlike.eu, exploring whether Jacinda Ardern’s A Different Kind of Power proves that empathy really is a political superpower. 🇳🇿 🕊️ 📖
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Brunello Rosa: Smart Money
Read my latest review of Brunello Rosa’s Smart Money — a sharp and timely look at how digital currencies are reshaping global power. 💷🌍📘
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Yuval Noah Harari: Sapiens
My latest book review dives into Yuval Noah Harari’s Sapiens. A bold, witty, and thought‑provoking journey through the history of humankind. 📚🧠🔍🕰️
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Alex Hanna, Emily M. Bender: The AI con
I have just posted my review of Emily M. Bender and Alex Hanna’s sharp critique “The AI Con” on BooksIlike.eu, exploring whether Big Tech’s grand promises are genuine innovation or just a colossal hype cycle. 📚🤖🧐
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Robert B. Cialdini: Influence
My latest BooksIlike.eu review is now live, diving into Robert Cialdini’s Influence and exploring why this classic still shapes how we think, decide and persuade today 📚✨🧠
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Jean Leveugle: Curiosité cartographiques
En cette période estivale, découvrez ma critique de *Curiosités cartographiques* de Jean Leveugle : une promenade amusante, bien qu’inégale, au cœur des bizarreries de nos cartes ! 🗺️✨
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Lawrence A Cuningham: The Essays of Warren Buffett
My latest review on BooksIlike.eu explores The Essays of Warren Buffett. A timeless guide to business wisdom and investment discipline. 📘💼📈✨
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Pascal Perri: Ces présidents qui nous ont fait tant de mal
Découvrez pourquoi Ces présidents qui nous ont fait tant de mal de Pascal Perri est un pavé dans la mare politique… ou juste un pavé ? Mon analyse sans filtre sur BooksIlike.eu ! 🇫🇷🔍📚💥
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Simon Sinek: The Infinite Game
Check out my latest review on my biweekly book review blog, BooksIlike.eu. This time I explore Simon Sinek’s The Infinite Game, a bold look at leadership, purpose, and playing for the long run. 📘✨💡🌍🔥
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David Epstein: Range
New on my blog BooksIlike.eu: my latest review dives into David Epstein’s Range, a smart, engaging look at why generalists often have the upper hand in a specialised world 📚🧠✨🔍🌍

