The memoir, Five Trips, explains the author’s traumatic childhood experiences, his extreme struggle with mental health as an adult, issues surrounding his career, race and identity, and narrates the process of his healing through five psychedelics journeys.
Lifeline to a soul is a wholesome narration of the entrepreneurial life and instructional prison time of John McLaughlin who rather introduced himself to his students as Mr. Moose. The Book is based on the real life events of the author and his personal and ideological development amidst the series of experiences in his life.
Khuda Buksh, the Pioneer of Life Insurance in Bangladesh is a historical account of the life and works of Khuda Buksh, and can be used for research and studies.
Running Douglas Country is dedicated to everyone who has ever suffered or currently suffers from any kind of chronic pain. Steve Pierce allows us the opportunity to tag along on his runs across all the gravel paths of Douglas County for hours of mostly silent exploration.
The Immigrant’s Journey is the kind of book meant to inspire everybody; young and old. Written by Roger Andersen, I found it very insightful, especially for people who are experiencing big life transitions. Continue reading for the spoiler-free plot and my thoughts on this enlightening biography.
