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The Archetype of the Number and its Reflections in Contemporary Cosmology by ALAIN NEGRE (Book Review #454)
The Archetype of the Number and its Reflections in Contemporary Cosmology assesses the relationship between science and spirituality in a novel way. By using a transdisciplinary approach the author proceeds to discuss this relationship using archetype numbers. Following the works of physicists such as Jung, Pauli, and von Franz, the author displays a phenomenal amount of knowledge convincing the reader that numbers have both quantitative and qualitative characteristics. He demonstrates how archetypes are dimensions of space and time.
The Man On The Roof by Michael Stephenson (Book Review #453)
This Does Not Leave This House by Julie Coons (Book Review #452)
This Does Not Leave This House is an autobiography of an innocent child who endures every possible abuse and is asked to keep it all quiet. Julie understands the abuse but finds it hard to set her self-free until she finally breaks through and breaks the silence. Read More
Dystopia: Truth or Fiction by Tony Moyle
Dystopia: Truth or Fiction by Tony Moyle
Today’s modern world existence is as crowded by pressure as a tube train is packed with commuters. The pace of our lives has moved to a level only rivaled by Usian Bolt. Email, social media, deadlines, expectations and the ‘fear of missing out,’ has created a society with the attention span of a youthful goldfish and a desperation for immediate gratification. We fight to keep up with the pack sprinting off into the distance even though none of us knows quite where they are going. It doesn’t matter, we keep running anyway.
You and Me by Alex Carson (Book Review #451 )
Cress by Marissa Meyer (Book Review #4)
Cress is a retell on our very own “Rapunzel” fairy tale. There are of course some differences in where she is trapped and what she ends up doing, however, her personality is pretty much like what we know from Rapunzel. Read More
Flyor Y Fuego by Bibiana Krall (Book Review #59)
The complexity of emotions that arise from being a woman can only be truly understood by another woman. Broken is the word you look for when someone you love tears your heart. Read More
The Thing Lou Couldn’t Do – by Ashley Spires (Book Review #33)
Lou is a courageous girl that does not wish to admit her fear of climbing. Just like everyone else, she feels as if her friends knew this fact, then she would be considered weird. Read More
Hold me Tight- Dr. Sue Johnson (Book Review #10)
“This book offers a revolutionary new way to see and shape love relationships. The stories, new ideas, and exercises offered in Hold Me Tight are based on the new science of love and the wisdom of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFT), an effective new model developed by Dr. Johnson. Read More
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