Book Review: Soul of an Octopus
This book challenges our material assumptions about consciousness and the sources of intelligence in an effective and captivating way.
This book challenges our material assumptions about consciousness and the sources of intelligence in an effective and captivating way.
If you want to read a real life story of the struggle behind realizing a dream, you might enjoy this book.
But regardless of all that, I can’t help myself from giving this masterfully written book five stars.
This book has been on my reading list for a long time. I dream of travel so I thought I’d enjoy a European travelogue memoir written by a Pulitzer Prize winning columnist during her year long sabbatical overseas.
I loved this book and give it a radiant five stars. I really enjoyed reading this collection of magazine articles written by a favorite author …
I really enjoyed this small volume and give it four stars. I chose to read it for my memoir class in September, but lingered over it. Now, when I could no longer renew it, I was finally motivated to stop savoring it so slowly and get on with finishing it. It was especially lovely to … Read more
I am at Creative Arts Camp on the shores of Long Lake in Maine yet again – for my eighth consecutive year – while my husband holds down the fort at home with