K.A. Ashcomb Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

K.A. Ashcomb

@exisflor Oh, I love The Graveyard Book and Neil Gaiman's books altogether. I tried to figure out what is one of my favorite books, but for some odd reason my mind is drawing a blank. Currently I'm reading a book about earthworms. It is very fascinating.

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Sorry about posting a book review this late. Against Empathy was an excellent book to read. It was like a check-up for my views about empathy and how we should base our policy making. I highly recommend this one. https://t.co/MpHBz7Okr6 https://t.co/BVt2meXSoP

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My silly brain decided that this book was about my fear of falling and failing in climbing. My silly brain was right. The part about fear and anxious thoughts and how to handle helped me climb a scary route. https://t.co/kmRLylndau https://t.co/VNEf2xMeYm

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@MarciaLynnPaul1 @Chrissy_Clarke @dmichele2123 @inspiredbylaban @AvaBanton @donna_freda @EmmyRBennett @cr_burman @maryannwrites @mpiper_writer @CP_Daly @ninsthewriter @MJLaBeff @mark_carnelley @kady54033 @NinaIvAndrews @Starmaiden9 @PGibesonRN @SWilkingHoran @DutrizacSue @DerekRKing2 @Wordsmith66 @tobinmarks @SherryR17552573 @KalbMarple @mulenga_a @h_craggs @ShanielleSS @jamingeorge04 @CaronPescatore Uuh uuh! What kind of technical reading are you doing? I'm currently reading Baba Yaga Laid an Egg by Dubrakva Ugresic and Debt: The First 5,000 Years by David Graeber.

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@blueraventales Animals are highly intelligent. I loved Frans De Waal's book: Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are?

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@SStaatz Though choice. I cannot decide between Scifi and mundane literature. Let's give them Dante's Inferno and go with "horror"

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It's funny how we hold an irrational fear of insects, how we get all fidgety and scream, when a wasp flies indoors. Here is a great book about wasps. #BookReview #insects #wasps #honeybee #Science https://t.co/AkOhmj1KJT https://t.co/hoQyP0xJQW

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I loved this book from start to finish. It is more than a book about how we should listen to our nature and learn from it. It's a personal story, making a plea for meaning. https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4632181854 https://ashcombka.com/2022/04/09/book-review-braiding-sweetgrass-indigenous-wisdom-scientific-knowledge-and-the-teachings-of-plants-by-robin-wall-kimmerer/

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@ShahTheWanderer That is what Matthwe D. Lieberman proposes in his book Social Why Our Brains Are Wired to Connect.

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Slade House by David Mitchell was just a perfect read for the season and in the mood I was in. https://t.co/vu70j5T2Lj https://t.co/FiyjZoImLN

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