Author: karacs
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Chris Voss: Never Split The Difference
With my latest book review📖, I invite you to dive into the mind of a master negotiator with the impressing work ‘Never Split the Difference’ from Chris Voss.
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Steven E. Landsburg: More Sex Is Safer Sex
In my latest book review today, I invite you to discover “More Sex Is Safer Sex” by Steven E. Landsburg. Behind this provocative title lies an interesting essay that challenges the conventional wisdom of economics.
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Jean Garrigues – À la plage avec Charles de Gaulle
Heureux de partager ma dernière critique de “À la plage avec Charles de Gaulle” de Jean Garrigues N’hésitez pas à la lire sur mon blog BooksIlike.eu: https://booksilike.eu/jean-garrigues-a-la-plage-avec-charles-de-gaulle/
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Tim Harford: The Data Detective
I am very happy to share today my latest review on ‘The Data Detective’ by Tim Harford.
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Brian J. Robertson: Holacracy
Excited to share my latest review on “Holacracy: The New Management System for a Rapidly Changing World” by Brian J. Robertson
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Pascal Boniface: La géopolitique
Découvrez ma dernière critique de livre qui traite de “La géopolitique : 50 fiches pour comprendre l’actualité” de Pascal Boniface
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Michael Tai: China and Her Neighbours
With my latest book review, delve into the intricate history of China’s diplomacy in Michael Tai’s ‘China and Her Neighbours,’ though be prepared for a disappointingly biased perspective.
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Robert I. Sutton: The Asshole Survival Guide
Discover practical strategies to navigate toxic behavior in the workplace with Robert I. Sutton’s insightful guide, ‘The Asshole Survival Guide.’
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Robert Capa: Slightly Out Of Focus
With my latest book review, I dive into the extraordinary memoir of legendary photojournalist Robert Capa with “Slightly Out of Focus.” This captivating book chronicles his harrowing and often humorous adventures during World War II. From the chaos of battlefields to the resilience of soldiers and civilians, Capa’s vivid storytelling and powerful photographs bring history…
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Tim Harford: The Next Fifty Things that Made the Modern Economy
With my latest book review, I invite you to discover the hidden stories behind everyday innovations with Tim Harford’s “The Next Fifty Things that Made the Modern Economy.

