The Running Grave by Robert Galbraith review — a strike against misogyny
The Best Mystery and Thrillers Books of Fall 2023
If you love twisty, suspenseful stories that keep you guessing, you’ll love our list of the best mystery and thriller books of fall 2023!
— Read on www.bookbub.com/blog/mystery-thriller-books-fall-2023
Emily Wilson’s Iliad
The Iliad by Homer, translated by Emily Wilson review — slaughter, grief and female bondage
Learn: How to Ride a Horse (Debbie Burgermeister)

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Young riders will find a terrific resource in this book. It is filled with photos, quizzes and many facts about riding. Start with safety and move on to everything a beginner needs to know from mounting to dismounting, holding reins, walking in circles, making figure eights, turning, cantering and more. Also learn how to care for a horse and its gear, for example,knowing how to put on a saddle.
This title is part of a series. Young riders will want them all on their bookshelves.
Many thanks to NetGalley and BooksGoSocial for this title. All opinions are my own.
Pub date: 10 August 2022
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Need some help? The Aging Well Workbook for Anxiety & Depression (Julie Erickson and Neil A Rector)

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy has become a very popular and effective form of mental health treatment. In this title, the authors, both psychologists, offer CBT help to those who are aging and, at the same time, struggling with anxiety and/or depression. The authors are positive practitioners and guides who offer hope to their readers, while noting that a workbook is not a substitute for face-to-face treatment.
This book is addressed to those who are over sixty. It is noted that issues may present in unique ways in this age group and that there are particular aspects to this life stage.
This title is well organized and clearly written with sections that explain what CBT is and what depression and anxiety can look like. There are then chapters on ways to effect change. To name just two, the authors look at goal setting and self-monitoring.
The authors suggest moving through this book slowly and completing the exercises. Take time, consider each suggested practice and, hopefully, begin to feel more on top of things. Along the way, learn the difference between thoughts, feelings and physical sensations and learn how to rejig some unhelpful patterns of thinking. It may just help!
Many thanks to NetGalley and New Harbinger Publications, Inc. for this title. All opinions are my own.
Pub date: 30 November 2023
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Need some help? The Aging Well Workbook for Anxiety & Depression (Julie Erickson and Neil A Rector)

#TheAgingWellWorkbook #NetGalley.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy has become a very popular and effective form of mental health treatment. In this title, the authors, both psychologists, offer CBT help to those who are aging and, at the same time, struggling with anxiety and/or depression. The authors are positive practitioners and guides who offer hope to their readers, while noting that a workbook is not a substitute for face-to-face treatment.
This book is addressed to those who are over sixty. It is noted that issues may present in unique ways in this age group and that there are particular aspects to this life stage.
This title is well organized and clearly written with sections that explain what CBT is and what depression and anxiety can look like. There are then chapters on ways to effect change. To name just two, the authors look at goal setting and self-monitoring.
The authors suggest moving through this book slowly and completing the exercises. Take time, consider each suggested practice and, hopefully, begin to feel more on top of things. Along the way, learn the difference between thoughts, feelings and physical sensations and learn how to rejig some unhelpful patterns of thinking. It may just help!
Many thanks to NetGalley and New Harbinger Publications, Inc. for this title. All opinions are my own.
Pub date: 30 November 2023