One Minute Book Reviews

  • The Philosophy Gym – by Dr. Stephen Law

    Get your brain in shape with The Philosophy Gym. Dr. Stephen Law presents philosophical questions and methods in a beginner-friendly yet challenging way.
  • Mediterranean Air Fryer Cookbook – by Naomi Lane

    Introducing the ultimate Mediterranean Diet air fryer cookbook. With 200 clear recipes and expert insights, this is a must-have for healthy cooking enthusiasts.
  • How to Find Happiness In Yourself – by Michelle Mann

    Build lasting happiness with 25 key habits. This book goes beyond theory, providing explanations that motivate real change. Get your copy now!
  • Surviving with Beans And Rice – by Eliza Whool

    Be prepared for the next crisis with “Surviving with Beans And Rice.” 100 recipes, simple instructions, and valuable planning tips. Future you will thank you!
  • Fitness Walking and Bodyweight Exercises – by Frank S. Ring

    Get fit without a gym! This book by Ring focuses on bodyweight exercises and walking for optimal health and strength. No need for fancy equipment.
  • The Myth of Normal – by Dr. Gabor Maté and Daniel Maté

    Dr. Maté challenges the notion of “normal” and encourages us to embrace our flaws, improve our environments, and find pathways to wholeness.
  • The Good Life – by Robert Waldinger, MD, and Marc Schulz, PhD

    This book is the perfect middle-ground between self-help books and clinical data, offering actionable insights from the 80-year-long Harvard Study of Adult Development.
  • Stay off My Operating Table – by Dr. Philip Ovadia

    Heart disease is a serious issue, but Dr. Ovadia provides the knowledge and tools to improve long-term health, no matter your diet or condition.
  • Built from Broken – by Scott Hogan, CPT, COES

    Physiotherapist Scott Hogan’s book, “Built from Broken,” offers a science-based guide to healing painful joints, preventing injuries, and rebuilding your body. A potentially life-changing read for those with physical limitations.
  • Deskbound – by Kelly Starrett and Glen Cordoza

    Sitting is bad for our health, but popular advice on posture and standing desks can be misleading. Deskbound offers comprehensive solutions for a sedentary lifestyle. Get your copy now!

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