Tears slip out of the corners of my eyes as I shut the back cover of this book. Am happy to know what end-of-life can be like. Its beautiful.
Books I Read Over Summer
Some book reading suggestions. Paul Cram’s summer reading list included a blend of fiction and non-fiction. Watch and see if you know any of the books, or if you are looking for some reading inspiration.
Heartfelt humor
Good timing! Like most everyone, I can use a heartfelt humorous book to carry along as my end-of-summer read.Fun fact, I worked with the author several years ago on his film “Herpes Boy.”#astarisbored #book #read
Make Your Bed
A good, quick read, with many nuggets of wisdom from Admiral William H. McRaven. I appreciated each chapter. The one that is standing out to me right now is Get Over Being a Sugar Cookie and Keep Moving Forward.
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Final Gifts book
Summer Reading
Final Gifts book
I’d leap out of my chair and go find my sister Christy to read her some snippets aloud from this book — all while getting choked up on tears. Author Maggie Callanan is a nurse specializing in end-of-life care. Her stories and insights come directly from her experiences in that field. It’s insightful and brings …
NYT Bestseller “Nudge”
My book club is diving into the NYT bestseller and winner of the Nobel prize in economics book “Nudge” by University of Chicago economist Richard H. Thaler and Harvard Law School professor Cass R. Sunnstein. The book draws on research in psychology and behavior economics to look at the underlying engineering of choice arcitecture. Am …
An Odyssey
Nearly finished with best-selling author Daniel Mendelsohn’s “An Odyssey” It’s a memoir in which the author, a college professor who often teaches on the Greek classics, finds that his father enrolled in one of his courses. Specifically the course on Homer’s “The Odyssey.” An epic adventure unfolds in more ways than one, more than two …