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It's odd. I loved this book and couldn't put it away... But then after finishing most of it, I was simply annoyed and fed up. The characters are static and the 'old-fashioned gender roles' became dominting. I simply lost interst in reading "the ending" of the story.
A very informative book about the situation of overcoming hunger in the world. Thereby, focussing on the importance of agriculture, cooperation of the various stakeholders and the role of money.
After learning about this book from a former colleague it took me quite a long time to finish it.
There is this part about genetics and I had a hard time to keep reading, even though the stories and developments around the genetics part were very interesting.
Overall, this book really hits the nerve. It explains a lot of connections and I love that solutions/best practice examples were included.
What a journey this was. It made me cringe, look back at my youth, cry, break my heart, shake my head. A really touching story that in a way helped me.
Infinite Jest is a 1996 novel by American writer David Foster Wallace. Categorized as an …
For some people this might be some sort of holy grail.. I was just super bored and annoyed. Maybe because I was supposed to read it for a seminar, but I really couldn't get into the flow at all.
Moving to a space station at the edge of the galaxy was always going to …
Awesome and I'll read the third part. BUT.. but pages 600-618 were just extremely annoying. Arghhh... Made me scream at the book.
What an amazing accomplishment. I've never read anything written by an autistic person. This was so insightful!
It's kinda all over the place. Instead of giving the cultural background for a plant according to different cultural/spiritual practices, it just mixes everything up. To me this was very confusing.
However, my friend and I laughed a lot while reading it.