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I need to sprint to the end. I've got a week to finish it.

Checked out via Libby from the library. I've got 21 days!

Not a great reference, even for beginners. There are better books to start your meditation journey with.

Was a little disappointed with the last half of this book. While the author says he left the ending vague intentionally, it only makes the book feel unfinished and unsatisfying. I doubt I'll read the rest of the series.

This was a surprisingly quick read for me. I finished the book much quicker than I anticipated, because I had quite a few things going. I shelved them all to plow through this book. Interesting concept that was executed well. The message is timeless, and in the age of AI, timely. I was captivated by the characters.

I do recommend.

Finished it fairly quickly. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Interesting concept, and good execution. The story moved, and the characters had me captivated. I do recommend.

Borrowed from library. I got 21 days!

Thought provoking. The personal experiences of a survivor, while the war in Gaza is raging, brought the conflict and its paradoxes home. The psychological aspect of the experiences he suffered, while "field testing" his thesis, paints a portrait of courage and cohesive thought. An absolute must read for anyone that cares about humanity.

Liked this book. It was a great bedtime read that kept me awake just long enough to make good progress. The the eyelids got heavy and I hit myself in the face with my kindle. Every. Single. Night. I'll have to follow up with the rest of the series when I get through my current list.

Very quick read. I love reading Walter Mosley because his characters just live. The world jumps off the page. Interesting concept that was well constructed.

I very much enjoyed Mosley's casual style in this guide to writing. He portrayed his personal process, and the lessons he learned in a relatable way.