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After reading The Magic of Reality by Richard Dawkins this will be next.

I may return to it.

If you like fiction stories about isekai (character being transported or reincarnated into a fantasy world or parallel universe) and inevitably ask yourself if you would remember any useful knowledge to bring and apply to a less develop civilization like much protagonists do? My answer is probably not. So I bought this book. So far the book is very amusing, entertaining, and educational.

Going half but I slowed down after benching the previous 3. I don't know if I pause because of getting exhausted of binge reading/listening or because the story got boring on act 2.

It helps refreshing and updating educational concepts.

I really enjoyed reading this little book more than I thought.

@Montag Oh! that one is on my TBR list.

Short but concise. I'm reaching the halfway point and so far I find it inspiring and well defining.

Finished it because I wanted to know the content as I find it useful but the book is kinda slow pace for my taste. I feel like the point on each chapter get somewhat diluted in the narrative. Otherwise great overall message and brings awareness of the small rituals that everybody do, or can do living a secular life. Life is full of meaning.

Recently, my child started asking the existential questions and I knew I needed to get my hands on this book. This book helps reorganize my answers and give more or better examples. I also notice is an easy reading probably with pre-teens reading comprehension in mind.

The author continues delivering a good story in this 3rd book.

A revealing, and inspiring quote.