*also films, art, conversations, etc.
No More Tears is a well-researched expose of Johnson & Johnson, a company so ubiquitous that most of us are probably familiar with their tagline – “a family company” – and we probably have no idea how many of their products we have in our homes because they own many companies. The bottom line –…
The beginning premise of this book is that a person’s name can seal their fate. The main character, while pregnant, muses to her husband that many people seem to be named according to their job (someone whose last name is Baker might wind up working in a bakery, for example). With that in mind, she…
Audiobooks, especially when read by the author, are some of my favorite things. I’m obsessed! I’m usually cleaning, sewing, driving, or walking while I listen (not necessarily in that order), and I sometimes imagine the author is in the room with me, sharing their story. I also love that sometimes the author goes “off script”…