short but sweet adventure that really showcases what happens when sherlock holmes meets his match, couldve been more fleshed out the ending felt a bit rushed but still quite good.
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Sasha Henriksen finished reading The Scandal in Bohemia (Penguin Readers, Level 3) by Arthur Conan Doyle (Penguin Reader , Level 3 (1200 words))
The Scandal in Bohemia (Penguin Readers, Level 3) by Arthur Conan Doyle, Ronald Holt, Arthur Conan Doyle (Penguin Reader , Level 3 (1200 words))
Sasha Henriksen reviewed The Scandal in Bohemia (Penguin Readers, Level 3) by Arthur Conan Doyle (Penguin Reader , Level 3 (1200 words))
Quite a story
4 stars
Sasha Henriksen rated Moominpappa's memoirs: 4 stars
Moominpappa's memoirs by Tove Jansson (A Sunburst book)
Sasha Henriksen finished reading Moominpappa's memoirs by Tove Jansson (A Sunburst book)
Moominpappa's memoirs by Tove Jansson (A Sunburst book)
Sasha Henriksen reviewed Moominpappa's memoirs by Tove Jansson (A Sunburst book)
A wonderful book that makes you feel like the universe is great
a wonderful book that is filled to the brim with whimsy, as a narrative it goes in a bunch of directions but they all sort of follow the theme of community, life, wanderlust, adventure and friendship, its unlike any book ive read. Cant recommend it enough.
Sasha Henriksen reviewed Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport
Digital minimalists are all around us. They're the calm, happy people who can hold long …
A decent beginning to change
4 stars
Cal Newports book is a decent book that helps give some perspective on how we interact with technology and I thought the book was well written and offered some tips as well as ways to change your outlook on tech without becoming isolated. He also makes sure to address numerous scenarios as he emphasises that no one size fits all.
His dismissal of online friendships is a bit of a low point because like i get he probably means like aunts you never see and only talk to on facebook but people these days form lifelong friendships online all the time and studies show that while theres challenges to such a friendship its emotionally no less meaningful, so i feel he couldve worded some things better here and there.
Also references to the 2016 us presidential election make the book a bit dated. However overall a solid read I'd recommend …
Cal Newports book is a decent book that helps give some perspective on how we interact with technology and I thought the book was well written and offered some tips as well as ways to change your outlook on tech without becoming isolated. He also makes sure to address numerous scenarios as he emphasises that no one size fits all.
His dismissal of online friendships is a bit of a low point because like i get he probably means like aunts you never see and only talk to on facebook but people these days form lifelong friendships online all the time and studies show that while theres challenges to such a friendship its emotionally no less meaningful, so i feel he couldve worded some things better here and there.
Also references to the 2016 us presidential election make the book a bit dated. However overall a solid read I'd recommend to anyone trying to curb their digital addictions.
Sasha Henriksen finished reading Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport
Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport
Digital minimalists are all around us. They're the calm, happy people who can hold long conversations without furtive glances at …