The author seemed to believe that the premise of this book was more revolutionary than I thought it was, to the point where I wondered if maybe I missed something.
Her main premise seems to be that there are no universal emotional pathways in the brain for things like happiness, sadness, fear, ...
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Christy, Books 4-6
Midnight Rescue: Christy, Book 4
These novellas are such a quick, delightful read - I learned on this one that they are adapted for "young readers," which explains why they fly so quickly.
The love triangle between Christy, David Grantland and Doctor MacNeill intensifies in this installment, ...
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Reviews of Christy, Books 1-3
The Bridge to Cutter Gap: Christy, #1
On a vacation in which we flew into Asheville, NC and then drove to the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee, I thought of Christy and meant to watch the series again. I couldn't find it in streamable format anywhere, but as I searched for it, I found a book ...
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Notes from a Small Island
I'm not one to pick up a travel diary, but this was a definite exception... it's a series of travel essays from a trek throughout the British Isles, which are nostalgic for me, as I studied abroad there in college and left a piece of my heart behind me. I'd forgotten a lot of the details that Bryson ...
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The Fourth Phase of Water
Groundbreaking!
I heard of Gerald Pollack in my naturopathic practice about a decade ago, as a scientist who had postulated that water has a "memory," and therefore might be used as an explanation for the mechanism of homeopathy, at least loosely. I didn't know the particulars, and at the time, ...
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Review of The Paradigm
Jonathan Cahn has a distinctive nonfiction style, of finding historical patterns and matching them, quite compellingly, to current events. In this case, he compared the "paradigm" of an Old Testament set of individuals to a parallel set of modern-day individuals (though I'm not sure this is the ...
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