Review: 2016 on Goodreads

2016 on Goodreads by Various
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This year was filled with all kinds of books and all kinds of worldly adventures, some things were "firsts" and some were a bit more taxing then usual, but it for sure wasn't boring!

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Review: The Caveman Rules of Survival

The Caveman Rules of Survival by Dawn C. Walton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So, this is my first book of 2017; and for good reason. It took me a very long time to actually read it, I mean read it and actually pay attention. The hand written signature by the author was very touching and useful - "Nothing needs to be the way it's always been". And the over all feel and design of the book were very pleasing and filled with a lot of useful information. It outlines simple principles and for me as a Gestalt Therapist it was very fascinating to see how a Cognitive Hypnotherapist will see the situations I hear my clients voice in therapy on a constant basis. This book was an eye opener in this respect.

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Review: The Girl From The Savoy

The Girl From The Savoy by Hazel Gaynor
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Well, this is it really, my last book of 2016. It just came in a couple of days ago, a wonderfully crafted story, accompanied by a gorgeous looking cover and a lovely tale to immerse myself into and welcome the new 2017 - really happy I had the chance to read it, it was well worth it because the prose was truly masterfully crafted.

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Review: The Nexus: Samhain

The Nexus: Samhain by Ian Cadena
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was good. Writers rarely go where this book decided to journey, especially in terms of "children's" dialogue and sexual references, and that's why I like it. It is great to know that there are still people out there that do not want to sugarcoat everything - would be great o read book 2!

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Review: The January Dancer

The January Dancer by Michael Flynn
My rating: 2 of 5 stars

At this point I am not sure, but will give it another book to see if it gets better.

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Review: Eifelheim

Eifelheim by Michael Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

It took me a long time to get into this book. It was a difficult read in the beginning as it is not really my cup of tea, reading-wise. But I decided to give it time, and it payed off in the end. Audio book version has a great narration, the inclusion of the "automated voices" gave the situations degree of added creepiness.

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Review: Firestar

Firestar by Michael Flynn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a great Christmas present. I surely enjoyed it. Excited for the continuation of the series now.

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Happy Christmas

Review: MirrorWorld

MirrorWorld by Jeremy Robinson
My rating: 3 of 5 stars



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Review: Too Like the Lightning

Too Like the Lightning by Ada Palmer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars



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Review: Cognitive Psychology: A Student's Handbook

Cognitive Psychology: A Student's Handbook by Michael W. Eysenck
My rating: 5 of 5 stars



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Review: The Pattern Maker

The Pattern Maker by Nicholas Lim
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A medical, epidemiology related mystery with good science, lovely Welsh pronunciation in the audio version and set in London - what more can you want in a book? Great story, realistic depictions, and interesting dialogue and memorable characters. One of my favourites of 2016!

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Review: Zombology: Zombies and the Decline of the West

Zombology: Zombies and the Decline of the West by Brian Anse Patrick
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book goes into a lot of detail on several interconnected subjects and it is a lot of times not about zombies at all, and that is why I loved it. The research and data presented all together pose a lot of legitimate questions and it was always interesting to go and read a bit more. The language might be a bit difficult in some places, as it is very much like a science based essay and not really a novel, but it is unique and kept me going time and time again.

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Review: Hired, Fired, Fled

Hired, Fired, Fled by Charlie Raymond
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

I really tried to connect with this book, I hoped as I will continue reading the inevitable click will just happen maybe on the next page? But it never did... I loved the story, and despite the fact that I wasn't able to relate to the character a whole lot, it was still an interesting read.

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Review: We Are Legion (We Are Bob)

We Are Legion (We Are Bob) by Dennis E. Taylor
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I am starting to see a pattern here, there are just these books that inevitably hit the sweet spot for me, at this one is just IT! From the premise to the humor, I am so happy I was able to get my hands on the audio version. Want more straight away...

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Review: Write Your Tale Off!

Write Your Tale Off! by Robert Brown Butler
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This little book was really useful. It has a bit of a different take on the subject, that makes it very refreshing and interesting to read through. Will be gracing my shelves, and I will return to it.

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Review: Ballet Boy

Ballet Boy by Claire Gruzelier
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

AMAZING read! - my review could've been that short. But a lot of people would've seen is as a cheat so let me fill you in on some details here. Firstly, it is set in the UK. Te cover looks great, the characters are fleshed out and vibrant. There is humour, there is good dialogue, there is an intriguing and captivating story. And swear words, and ballet. What else? The Grandma character, and the Russian dancer were both amazeballs!

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Review: Though Heaven Fall: A Medieval Parable

Though Heaven Fall: A Medieval Parable by Jeri Westerson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this book very much, it is not something I usually read (listen) but I was pleasantly surprised! The audiobook version was amazing, with great quality voice-work and an engaging story.

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When Pets Die

We lost our lovely kitten today. It happened so suddenly, I am still in shock... We found him at about 2am. I did resuscitation and discovered that the airway was blocked. We were able to remove the blockage, but despite all our resuscitation efforts, the kitten was gone. After analyzing it all, we came to a conclusion that the little one was dead for a while till we found him. He was by his bowl and choked on his food...
I knew he was gone but just wanted to do everything I could to revive him. So grateful for doing a course on veterinary emergency care, but I hoped with all my heart I will never need to actually use it.
I woke up during the night panicking because I could not sense him, you know how it happens when it goes quiet and you know there might be trouble? That how it was... Don't really know what to say really. I am devastated, I know it might sound like a cliche but I am completely lost... and numb.
We buried him by his favorite tree with a makeshift sign, Digging the grave was so difficult because of the winter temperature, the ground was so hard to get through.
I've cut myself with the shovel but did not even notice at first. I welcomed the pain and the blood when I saw it, - I was so happy to punish myself at least somehow, I feel so guilty, even thou I did everything I could, it was not enough.
Now I need to pack all of his things, and I just can not get to it. It is so heartbreaking! His bowls are still in the kitchen, full of his favorite food...
Off-course I can get another kitten (theoretically) but no one will ever replace StarDust! I miss him so very much already.
He was the most unique and lively Sphynx I ever had the privilege to see grow, and his personality was just amazing - he made such a massive difference in our lives and we will remember him forever.
We love you sweet SD - you were an absolute joy.

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