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AKABobHoward

AkaBobHoward@books.theunseen.city

Joined 1 year, 10 months ago

Typically interested in Sci/Fi, for the most part, but read some fantasy, Greek Classics, the occasional biography if it is someone I care about. Science related non-fiction is good and Horror is good too.

Reading is for relaxation for me so I often don't read the most difficult fair. I do challenge myself from time to time.

I am looking for good narratives describing Hell as a literal place. (like The Inferno)

I am not Nurotipical.

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Anthony Fauci: Expect the Unexpected (2021, National Geographic Society) 5 stars

Not About the Pandemic, More about who he is.

5 stars

What a wonderful person. Not that Dr. Fauci didn't get plenty of reward from his work but the challenge he saw throughout his career and frankly his life was outstanding. This man could have given up at any moment, but time after time he choose what he saw as the best path. He often saute counsel, and heeded the wisdom of others but always had the betterment of others at heart. I believe this was one of the rare few that truly gave willingly of himself without regard to his own well being.

Excellent book. Please get the book. Library, Book store, or where ever you can it is short, uplifting and worth the time.

Blythe Grossberg PsyD: Aspergers and Adulthood (Hardcover, 2017, Althea Press) 1 star

Pandering and Ablest

1 star

I get it Dr. Grossberg has all the credentials in the world but that does not mean she has any clue how to talk to people on the spectrum and this book is a clear example of that. She regularly uses idioms I had to look up a few of them myself this is something I have always had trouble with. Her "advise" in way to many situations is just hide your disability to make other people more comfortable. So it is okay to ask a person in a wheelchair to act like they can walk just so I can feel more comfortable. I think not. I finished the book looking for a sentence or paragraph that wasn't offensive sadly I didn't find it. It is clear why she is so quick to recommend the hate group Autism Speaks. Save time and money Steer Clear of this one.

Casey "Remrov" Vormer: Connecting With The Autism Spectrum (Paperback, 2020, Rockridge Press) 5 stars

Must Read for anyone who knows someone on the spectrum (that is everyone)

5 stars

If you know it or not, you know someone on the spectrum. It is currently predicted that 1 in 88 adults have some form of ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) Some of us much more profoundly effected than others but all of us have wants needs and would like to be heard and understood. Please pick up this book. This is well written by someone on the spectrum and gives some great incite into the life of one person with ASD, and can give the person with the nurotypical brain some incite on how to hear us, understand us and help us relate to you with out fear of offending and to make life better for both of us. While the saying is true if you have met one person with Autism you have met one person with Autism, there are a few common threads that run through many of our …

quoted Semiosis by Sue Burke (Semiosis Duology, #1)

Sue Burke, Sue Burke: Semiosis (EBook, 2018, Tom Doherty Associates) 4 stars

Human survival hinges on an bizarre alliance in Semiosis, a character driven science fiction novel …

We brought educational programs in our computers for our children that left out earthly irrationalitites like money, religion, and war.

Semiosis by , (Semiosis Duology, #1) (6%)

It is always fun to see an ideal future, one without money, war or RELIGION. i am sure there would be analog in society later but for this to be the intention of the colonist in interesting and the author is brave for the exploration.

Anthony Fauci: Expect the Unexpected (2021, National Geographic Society) 5 stars

This really is a wonderful look into Dr. Fauci's mind. Such a brilliant mind and such a caring person. It is worth the time. Very short counted at 90+ with large letters and a lot of blank pages it is just over a pamphlet but very enlightening, jovial and serious, informative yet light. Give it a try, really even if it is just because you don't want to.