Istoryan Readers: Book reviews and recommendations~

[CIRS]

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Unearthing this post (continuing the share and great suggestion of books.)

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*My recommendation and its reviews as of now*

Leo Tolstoy - War & Peace

One of a greatest novel of all time an eccentric meanderings on the philosophy

of historical wartime, clean romantic thriller encodes the rich details of

aristocratic life of imperial Russia while drawing depth about human character

and everyones journey to find happiness in the mist of tragedy and blessings.

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George Orwell - 1984

Compelling, Brilliantly written., Orwells created a future dystopian

world which is partly i think being happening now. A theme of the dangers

of totalitarianism government bestowed abuse of power. if you want a

book that forces you to think and reflect on todays society the society

of the future or the societies of the past do read this novel as it is

possibly one of the most thought provoking books on the planet.

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Neal Stephenson - Snow Crash

Technology sociology religion linguistics archaeology history politics

and ethics are PACK into One, this book introduced many concepts that would

become reality., plausible near future world that Stephenson imagined where

franchises rule no one knows the President of the United States.

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Michio Kaku - Physics of the Future

A very insightful book solidly factual vision of our future exploring what

the world may be like in the next 100 years if current basic scientific

research comes to be and some theories pan out.

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Brian Greene - Fabric of the Cosmos

This is one of my favorite of his books next to elegant universe to date on

cutting-edge science, Greene presents the material in a fashion does a great

job explaining complex topics, A very good technical overview of the recent

advances in particle physics and our understanding of the cosmos.


*Thanks*

Intriguing review for the second novel morag mao mao ra sa kang Huxley in this a contemporary work maybe kaatbang gali sa brave new world

[Bangkilan]

Intriguing review for the second novel morag mao mao ra sa kang Huxley in this a contemporary work maybe kaatbang gali sa brave new world

Actually there is a trilogy masterpieces of a dystopian theme to appear in a similar

standing The other one novels is from Ray Bradburys FAHRENHEIT 451 both shared

intellectually stimulating piece of work, interesting & frighteningly premonitory. but as

far as the comparison goes, works should stand on their own rather than comparing

it with something else.

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To add on my recommenadation list.


if you're a fan of military sci-fi heres an excellent book for anyone who enjoys

space battles., Welcome you to take a ride on *John G. Hemrys The Lost Fleet*

is a rip-roaring adventure. The detail of military formations shows the authors

naval background.