I am back to reviewing books. After taking more than a year off from writing reviews I have realized how much I benefit myself to post my thoughts. I write…Read more
Book Review: Payoff by Dan Ariely
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2 Essential Books To Read on Learning
I have not blogged about books in a very long time. It is weird how one goes through phases in their learning journey. It was not that long ago when…Read more
The End of Average: Is It Time?
No one is average. Point blank. The whole point of the book that I currently read, The End of Average by Todd Rose, and my current thinking is simply…Read more
21st Century Basketball Practice by Brian McCormick
I know that many of you are already thinking what does this book have to do with education? Here he goes with one of those off the wall posts that…Read more
The Art of Stillness
I recently read the book The Art of Stillness by Pico Iyer [mybooktable book=”the-art-of-stillness” display=”default”] I have been waiting to read this book and my impatience to finally devour…Read more
Coffeechug Book Consumption Week #3
Blue Gold by Elizabeth Stewart A book that deals with some very heavy global issues of: child labor, cultural conflict, human trafficking, the price of technology, sweat shops, and digital…Read more
Coffeechug Book Consumption for #2
I had another big week of reading and media consumption. Here is what I digested and thought about them. Dear Nobody: The True Diary of Mary Rose Have you…Read more
Selling Autographed The Fault In Our Stars for Good Cause
Today I am heading to the post office to mail off one of my favorite books by one of my all time favorite authors, John Green. You might be asking…Read more
Coffeechug Reads and Does Not Read the Following
I am decluttering my life inside and out. This means that this website is undergoing change. I have eliminated a few things already(blog post coming) and one of the key…Read more
Coffeechug reads Ketchup Clouds by Annabel Pitcher
A goal this year is to diversify my reading selections and therefore I jumped back into the YA genre. I picked this book up based on title alone and it…Read more