Category: Society
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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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Albert-László Barabási: Linked
📚 In my review this week, I delve into the book of Albert-László Barabási, Linked – a fascinating journey into the hidden science of networks. Check it out now on my biweekly book review blog.
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Byung-Chul Han: The Burnout Society
Read my latest review on my biweekly book review blog BooksIlike.eu: Byung-Chul Han’s The Burnout Society. A short, sharp diagnosis of why we’re all so knackered. 🧠📉😴📚⚡
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Olga Mecking: Niksen
Happy to share my latest review which dives into Olga Mecking’s “Niksen — a charming guide to the Dutch art of doing absolutely nothing” 🛋️🌿🧠🇳🇱😌
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Pierre et Abigaëlle Penalba: Darknet
Je vous propose ma nouvelle critique en ligne sur mon blog BooksIlike.eu : Darknet – le voyage qui fait peur, un périple aussi fascinant qu’inquiétant dans les entrailles du web invisible. 🕵️♂️💻🌐🚨📚
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Steven Kotler: The Art of Impossible
Just published my latest review on “The Art of Impossible” by Steven Kotler—an electrifying guide to peak performance.
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Dan Ariely – Misbelief
📖 Excited to share my latest book review on Misbelief by Dan Ariely, an eye-opening exploration of the psychology behind misinformation and irrational beliefs.
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Barry Hatton – The Portuguese
In my latest book review, I embark on a journey to understand “The Portuguese” with the compelling essay of Barry Hatton.
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Ben Coates: Why the Dutch are Different?
I am pleased to share the latest issue of my bi-weekly book review. This time, let’s dive into the heart of Dutch culture with Ben Coates’ book ‘Why the Dutch are Different’.
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Helen Russel: The Year of Living Danishly
I’m happy to present my latest book review 📚. This time, let’s talk about Helen Russell’s bestseller, which has been a guiding light in understanding the essence of ‘Living Danishly.’ 🇩🇰✨