I recently read a lot about ethic and AI. There's a lot to discuss as it's a complex and highly conceptual field.
This book helps to clarify some point and it's easy to follow and full of food for thought.
Recommended.
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A very interesting book that made me learn more about Ethel Rosenberg but also left me wishing to learn more.
Was she guilty or the victim of a political era ? The author support the innocence and I also think that maybe she wasn't guilty.
It's the portrait of a woman involved in history and of an era.
Well researched and well written.
Highly recommended.
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It's an interesting and thought provoking book, perfect for this age when nationalisms and populisms are looking back to mythical past gold ages.
As a matter of fact this already happened a couple of millenia ago when Romans living in the imperial age looked back at the Republican age as the golden one.
I loved this books because there's a lot of myths about Britain past ages and the author did an excellent jobs in debunking them and picturing a more realistic image.
Well researched and well told.
Highly recommended.
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It's a good, twisty, gritty and dark story that kept me turning pages and on the edge.
It's a mix of horror and thriller, a story about serial killers and discovering how dark your past can be.
It's a bit slow at the beginning but after Heather discovers the letters it takes speed and I couldn't put it down.
Even if I thoroughly enjoyed it I think that some parts were a bit predictable, especially if you like horror stories, and the ending was a bit too rushed.
The dual timeline was fascinating and somehow I couldn't help help feeling sad for Michael, a twisted serial killer but an abused child too. Heather is an interesting character even if it was like she was blind to clues.
A gripping and entertaining story, recommended.
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Talk Bookish To Me was a cute and entertaining story, this one is even better. There's a lot of humour, lovely characters, a sweet dog, and a story that kept me hooked and rooting for the characters.
I thoroughly enjoyed it, highly recommended.
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I know I follow a number of Jenny Colgan's series and I was very happy she summarise the previous instalment at the beginning of the book.
This is was another love-love-love-this-story. It made me smile, it moved me to tears, and kept me hooked till the end.
I wasn't a fan of Olivia even if she grew on me. Fiona is a great characters and Ms Colgan is a master storyteller as usual.
Highly recommended.
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Another compelling, gripping, and highly Ryder and Loveday mystery.
I love how the author describer the historical setting, the club at the beginning of the 60s, and the relatable and well written characters.
I can't wait to read the next story as something is changing and I'm curious.
The mystery is solid, full of twists, and kept me guessing.
Highly recommended.
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Philippa Ashley's stories are my favorite was of escaping the reality, travelling to Cornwall, and being involved in a story that mixes emotions, lovely, setting, family secretes, and relatable characters.
This one was up to my expectation and I had fun and enjoyed it.
Recommended.
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A fascinating book, a mix of historical fiction and fantasy, set during the Dark Age in a Londinium which is a sort of ghost town.
I was fascinated by the historical setting even if I wasn't a huge fan of the sisters. They're not very likeable and the lyrical style of writing didn't always help.
The author did a good job in delivering a vivid and impressive historical background and a plot that starts slowly and becomes more gripping after some chapters.
Recommended.
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Another highly entertaining and gripping paranormal mystery by Angie Fox. I was happy to catch up with the characters, had a lot of fun, and the solid mystery kept me guessing.
Highly recommended.
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