For readers who are open to Christian perspectives and enjoy personal stories of faith in action, Shaken is a meaningful and uplifting read. while it may not offer groundbreaking theology, its simple, heartfelt message is impactful.
Jonathan Haidt’s *The Anxious Generation* is an insightful and data-driven exploration of the surge in mental health issues among today’s youth. The book, which spans 400 pages, delves deeply into the factors that have reshaped modern childhood—particularly, the pervasive use of smartphones and social media. Published in 2024, Haidt examines how these technologies have…
Covering the ten worst Major League Baseball (MLB) teams from 1900-1924 is a journey through some tough seasons. Baseball was solidifying its place as America’s pastime during these years, but many teams struggled to find success. For each of these teams, I’ll include the team owner’s name, manager, season record, and the names and statistics…
Their legacy remains evident, as many of their accomplishments continue to be celebrated and compared to modern players’ achievements.
Be sure to follow the Horse Guy right here as we follow all of the races that will impact the field for the 2025 Kentucky Derby. Next up is the Kentucky Jockey Club race at the end of November.
The award-winning author Linda Barnes, rekindles her 61 redheaded female private eye, Carlotta Carlyle, in a rivetingly well-told story. Her old friend, Lieutenant Mooney of the Boston police, is under investigation for excessive brutality and Carlyle is trying to track down the lone witness who can clear his name, a blonde hooker with a…
The SEC schedule is brutal and I don’t see them staying in the College Baseball Top 25 for very long.
Next time, I will be discussing who should go and who should stay. Also, let’s dive into the prospects.
Book Review: By Any Other Name by Jodi Picoult Jodi Picoult’s By Any Other Name is a thought-provoking novella that delves into complex themes of identity, love, and forgiveness. Known for her deep explorations of moral and ethical dilemmas, Picoult doesn’t stray far from her usual style in this short but powerful work. Set in…
Bedlam ensues and Verity isn’t as incapacitated as everyone is led to believe. She hears everything that is going on in the house and secretly gets herself out of bed. What happens next is maddening and somewhat disturbing.