Weekend reading for anyone who likes their thrillers dark:
murder, cartels, and politicians with blood on their hands.
KILLING FIELDS, book 1 of Raina Wolfe's Dark Horizons series.
#WeekendReads#ThrillerBooks#BookLovers
Each Friday I’ll be posting a book that has mattered to me — along with a one-sentence description.
We begin with FLOW by the late, great Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi.
#WeekendReads#BookInASentence
When Diane looks for closure on a past relationship she finds herself on an emotional journey she was not prepared for, but is her granddaughter too wrapped up in her own troubled romance to help?
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#amreadingromance#WeekendReads
One well known characteristic of ice is that it fractures instead of bending when strained. But a recent Science study shows that very thin, carefully grown ice microfibers can bend a lot and still remain elastic. #WeekendReads
A new mRNA-based anti-tick vaccine catches ticks red-handed, promoting tick detachment and preventing transmission of tick-borne infection in guinea pigs. Learn more from @ScienceTM: #WeekendReads
In a tiny Costa Rican village, a meteorite fell. More valuable than gold, it was believed to hold crucial information about the building blocks of life.
From @NewsfromScience: #ScienceMagArchives#WeekendReads
So many great ideas begin with asking the right question. The next book on my #WeekendReads list is #QuestionsAretheAnswer by @HalGregersen, which shares how more than 200 creative change-makers did just that. I’ll let you know what I learn.
Saturday plan: low tide, a long walk, and a mystery. ☕
What are you reading this weekend? Reply to enter to win The Sandcastle: Lot 47. #WeekendReads#CozyMystery
Denzel Washington has some 60 films under his belt as an actor, plus two Oscars. But he has just completed his fourth feature as a director, “A Journal for Jordan.”
“I don’t call myself a director. I’m still learning.”
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Researchers have created a #GeneTherapy that reverses damage to the heart inflicted by a heart attack by enabling heart cells to spread and renew, according to a new study in pigs from @ScienceTM. #WeekendReads
For nonnative English speakers, publishing and presenting their work can be a significant burden, as a new study highlights. But there's ways the scientific community can work toward change. @ScienceCareers#AcademicTwitter#WeekendReads
Cells are particularly good at solving mazes, according to a new Science study, which demonstrates how they are able to navigate long and complicated routes through the body using self-generated chemoattractant gradients: ($) #WeekendReads