Can a book originally published in German in the aftermath of the Holocaust provide relevant inspiration for people coming to terms with the ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic? After finishing the book, I answer, "yes." Dr. Viktor E. Frankl, a Jewish survivor of multiple … [Read more...]
Q & A With Dr. Benjamin Bikman
A few days ago, I reviewed Dr. Benjamin Bikman's first book, Why We Get Sick. This book offers useful information for people who are striving to remain healthy. Since it has been widely reported that people with chronic diseases tend to struggle more with the … [Read more...]
Why We Get Sick: Showcases Linkage Between Insulin Resistance and Chronic Illness
When I entered the empty-nester chapter of life, I started focusing on factors leading to a healthier lifestyle. Books and articles about longevity and ways to avoid illness became a priority. The COVID-19 pandemic has heightened my quest to minimize risks for medical issues. … [Read more...]
Q & A With Deborah Heiligman
Did you read my review of Torpedoed: The True Story of the World War II Sinking of the Children's Ship? If you want to learn more about the book's author, Deborah Heiligman, continue reading. Check out what it takes to become an award-winning author who adeptly engages … [Read more...]
Torpedoed: Historic Moment To be Remembered
As a lifelong learner of history, non-fiction books tend to grab my attention, especially one’s with unfamiliar topics. I paused when I read the title, Torpedoed: The True Story of the World War II Sinking of “the Children’s Ship”. Since I could not recall this historic event, I … [Read more...]
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