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Love on the Brain by Ali Hazelwood

October 16, 2022 by Malin Leave a Comment

CBR14 Bingo: Mind (Bee, as well as Ms. Hazelwood herself, is a neuroscientist and there’s a whole lot of brain science happening in the book) Bee Köningswasser, a young pink-haired neuroscientist, is offered pretty much her dream job on a NASA project and accepts joyfully. Her excitement is cut short when she realises that while she’s the lead on the neuroscience part, her nemesis from grad school, Levi Ward, is the engineering lead on the same project. Nevertheless, Bee can feel herself wasting away in […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery, Romance Tagged With: Ali Hazelwood, cbr14, cbr14bingo, Contemporary Romance, Love on the Brain, Malin, mind, nasa, science, STEM

Malin's CBR14 Review No:27 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery, Romance · Tags: Ali Hazelwood, cbr14, cbr14bingo, Contemporary Romance, Love on the Brain, Malin, mind, nasa, science, STEM ·
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Poetry Books

How to Read a Poem by Terry Eagleton

Lords of Limit by Geoffrey Hill

The Sounds of Poetry: A Brief Guide by Robert Pinsky

The Trouble with Poetry by Billy Collins

Selected Poems of WB Yeats by WB Yeats

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

New Hampshire by Robert Frost

Emily Dickinson by Poems and Letters

Gilgamesh by Ed. Stephen Mitchell

Leaves of Grass 1855 by Walt Whitman

August 3, 2022 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

CBR14Bingo – Mind – This book addresses the “heart” elements of poetry with a literary critical mind approach. How to Read a Poem – 5/5 Stars This is a book that I really enjoyed but even Terry Eagleton admits that it’s not much help to anyone who hasn’t read a decent amount of literary criticism, especially for the first half of the book. It’s rare for an author to suggest that maybe for some readers, starting at chapter 5 (out of 7) would yield the […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction, Poetry Tagged With: billy collins, bird, cbr14bingo, cozy, Ed. Stephen Mitchell, Funky, Geoffrey Hill, mind, Poems and Letters, Robert Frost, Robert Pinsky, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Series, Terry Eagleton, Time, Walt Whitman, WB Yeats

vel veeter's CBR14 Review No:419 · Genres: Non-Fiction, Poetry · Tags: billy collins, bird, cbr14bingo, cozy, Ed. Stephen Mitchell, Funky, Geoffrey Hill, mind, Poems and Letters, Robert Frost, Robert Pinsky, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Series, Terry Eagleton, Time, Walt Whitman, WB Yeats ·
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Most human activities are predicated on the assumption that life goes on. If you take that premise away, what is there left?

August 31, 2016 by borisanne 3 Comments

I couldn’t tell you the last time I read Murakami, but I now remember that the last time I read him, I swore I would read all of his work, and I’m making that oath again. He is magnificently imaginative, terrifying, mystical, and believable all at once. He throws you into the deep end and patiently waits for you to swim or drown; he doesn’t care which happens. He moves the finish line just as you’re about to reach it, over and over again. You […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: #food, CBR8, code, haruki murakami, jazz, lauren bacall, library, logic, math, mind, Murakami, the meaning of life, unicorns

borisanne's CBR8 Review No:34 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: #food, CBR8, code, haruki murakami, jazz, lauren bacall, library, logic, math, mind, Murakami, the meaning of life, unicorns ·
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