Ask Me Anything by P. Z. Reizin

So Happiness for Humans is one of my all-time favorites, which means I was really looking forward to this, and it was okay . . . but just okay.

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Bending toward Justice by Doug Jones

Really, really good.

Einstein on the Run by Andrew Robinson

Decent.

American Royals by Katharine McGee

I'm completely embarrassed by how much I enjoyed this and how much I am looking forward to the next one.

And If I Perish by Evelyn Monahan and Rosemary Neidel-Greenlee

Really, really good.

The End of October by Lawrence Wright

Not a great novel, but fun to read given the similarities to the current pandemic.

The Falling Woman by Richard Farrell

I really enjoyed this, mostly because it had an ending that I didn't see coming.

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Superhuman by Rowan Hooper

meh

Evvie Drake Starts Over by Linda Holmes

I was completely charmed by this book.

The Suspect by Kent Alexander and Kevin Salwen

Really, really good.

Counting Americans by Paul Schor

Very interesting.

A Children's Bible by Lydia Millet

I think I liked this.

All the Rage by Darcy Lockman

Interesting.

Big Summer by Jennifer Weiner

I liked this. Not outstanding, but solid.

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Devolution by Max Brooks

So my expectations for this were sky-high because I loved World War Z. This started a bit slowly, but then it ended up exceeding my expectations. Highly recommended.

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Language Unlimited by David Adger

Decent.

Hotbox by Matt Lee and Ted Lee

Very interesting.

Truth: A Brief History of Total BullSh*t by Tom Phillips

So, so good.

Mother Is a Verb by Sarah Knott

Interesting

Devices and Desires by Kate Hubbard

meh

Sweet Taste of Liberty by W. Caleb McDaniel

So, so good.

(Tangent: Despite all the trouble in the world, how awesome is it that I can find out who won Pulitzer Prizes and, within minutes, check out a free audio version of the winner from my library, all from my house?)

The League of Wives by Heath Lee

Exceptionally good.

Redhead by the Side of the Road by Anne Tyler

This was dumb.

The Human Instinct by Kenneth Miller

Interesting.

On Call in the Arctic by Thomas Sims

Really, really good.

The Short Bus by Jonathan Mooney

Decent.

Odds against Tomorrow by Nathaniel Rich

meh

10% Human by Alanna Collen

Interesting.

A Year in Paris by John Baxter

meh

The Moralist by Patricia O'Toole

Interesting.

Loonshots by Safi Bahcall

Interesting.

Physics of the Future by Michio Kaku

Interesting.

Jet Stream by Tim Woollings

meh

Administration of Lunacy by Mab Segrest

Interesting.

In Five Years by Rebecca Serle

meh

Walls by David Frye

Interesting.

Every Living Thing by Rob Dunn

Interesting.

The Alchemy of Us by Ainissa Ramirez

Decent.

Hidden Valley Road by Robert Kolker

Interesting.

Soldier Girls by Helen Thorpe

Very interesting.

1964 by Roy Tomizawa

meh

How Humans Learn by Joshua R. Eyler

A really good synthesis of what we know about learning.

Hid from Our Eyes by Julia Spencer-Fleming

This is one of my favorite series, and I was so happy to see it return. I thoroughly enjoyed this title.

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Creative Selection by Ken Kocienda

Interesting.

Medieval Bodies by Jack Hartnell

So, so good.

H Is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald

meh.

Taft 2020 by Jason Heller

Fun.

The King Years by Taylor Branch

Solid.

Tree: A Life Story by David Suzuki

Really interesting.

And the Sea Will Tell by Vincent Bugliosi

Interesting.