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BOOK REVIEW
Book of Lives Margaret Atwood — Unflinching Yet Uplifting Memoir Review
Stories don’t only explain a life—they assemble one. Margaret Atwood’s Book of Lives: A Memoir of Sorts shows readers how…
Notes on Being a Man Book Review: Brutal Truths, Practical Hope, and a No-Nonsense Path…
Modern masculinity is being rewritten in real time, and Notes on Being a Man by Scott Galloway is one of…
The Martian by Andy Weir – Brutally Honest Review, Brilliant Lessons & Must‑Read Takeaways
A stranded astronaut uses real science to solve impossible problems—and teaches us how to think under pressure. The Martian by…
Project Hail Mary ending explained: shocking flaws, brilliant hope, definitive guide
When your star starts dimming, you don’t need a hero—you need a teacher with a lab notebook. Andy Weir’s Project…
48 Laws of Power List: Proven Wins, Hidden Traps, and Power Moves That Change Careers
Most of us feel the pinch of office politics and invisible hierarchies but never learn the rules that actually govern…
Wild Book Summary: The Brutally Honest, Uplifting Guide That Crushes Confusion And Sparks Courage
I picked up Cheryl Strayed’s Wild for a trail story and found a survival manual for grief and agency. Because…
ENTERTAINMENT
Ignore the Hype—Here’s Why Lord…
The Lord of the Rings trilogy, directed by Peter Jackson, is not just a cinematic achievement—it’s an emotional, captivating journey…
Why The Wicker Man Is…
Robin Hardy’s The Wicker Man (1973) stands as one of the most haunting and intellectually provocative horror films ever made.…
The Second Time Around (1961):…
The Second Time Around (1961) is a charming Western romantic comedy starring Debbie Reynolds as Lucretia Rogers, a recently widowed…
