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Factual, interesting, and enlightening. This should be required reading for everyone.

Fact gathering for Masterpiece Theater's new series on Queen Victoria. I hope it's better than The Crown!

A more dense text than expected, but interesting so far.

My current goal is to simplify my material life, so I can focus on teaching and my new copy editing business. I'm really excited to implement the tidying method outlined in this book!

I'm loving the section on the early church. It's great to see faith through the lens of academic scholarship.

As I continue to work through this text, I am both challenged and encouraged . As an academic, I love Keller's logic and research based approach. It's also comforting to hear Keller not shame a reader who occasionally doubts their faith.

Timothy Keller's books always give a blend of academic intellect and deep faith. This book is no different.

So far, I'm really appreciating what Sandberg has to say because I often experience these inequalities in perceived success in the academic world.

Loving this so far. It is a great book on qualitative analysis when your grad schedule is already overwhelming. This text is reassuring and informative (and friendly).

This is a comparatively easy to read theoretical text. Morton's writing is fluid, rich, and complex. His core idea seems to center around Derridian notions of decentering.

So far, great resource for succinct techniques and methodology. Rich with examples.

Loving this collection of short stories so far! Don's writing is readable while still being complex. You can also really tell how much he cares about the people he began working with almost 50 years ago.

I am completely in love with this book and can barely bring myself to set it down! I'm loving the mix of historical fiction, professional conservation practices, and varying cultures and locations!

I'm so busy with school, I had to return this! Bummer!