How to Make the World Add Up: Ten Rules for Thinking Differently About Numbers

By Tim Harford (2020) Pages: 352, Final verdict: Great-read I first came across Tim Harford's writing more than a decade ago, when he wrote of the most popular economics books of the 00's - The Undercover Economist. Since then, Harford become a leading figure in Economics, wrote seven books, and... Read more

Economics

A History of Modern Computing

By Paul E. Ceruzzi (2010) Pages: 445, Final verdict: Great-read There are currently more than 22 billion computing devices in the world. They are everywhere, in laptops, smartphones, cars, and are used in all areas of the economy. But unlike many of the technologies we use today, computers are a... Read more

History

Shores Beyond Shores

By Irene Butter (2018) Pages: 445, Final verdict: Must-read Like so many Jewish families, the life of the Hasenbergs was shaken as the Nazis rose to power in Germany. In Shores beyond Shores, Irene Butter walks us, in the first person, through her family’s terrorizing experience during World War... Read more

History Autobiography

Henrique Cruz

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How to Make the World Add Up: Ten Rules for Thinking Differently About Numbers

A History of Modern Computing

Shores Beyond Shores