Book reviews

INTRODUCTION: The book I will review today is The Speed Reading Book by Tony Buzan published by BBC. This current edition is the 2003 edition. but 5 other editions were published before this edition. This book is mainly for people looking to increase their reading speed(undergrad and grad students) and retention after reading.  The author's foreword mainly includes that the author once used to read at a fairly average speed. Still, he became determined to increase his reading speed and then through vigorous exercises, he managed to increase his reading speed. This book is the work of 40 years of research he did on himself and it contains all the essential exercises for Speed Reading. SUMMARY: This book promises to bring your reading speed from a very low/low/average to a very fast reading speed and this book will also teach you how to retain excessive information in your brain. The background is short and precise as shared. THESIS: The goal of the book was to teach people the...

"If ever I saw a murderer's mouth it was there-a cruel, hard gash in the face, compressed, inexorable, and terrible." One of the best lines I read in this book  INTRODUCTION: The book I am going to write a review about is called The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes and it was written by Arthur Conan Doyle and was published between 1887-1927. this book was printed by the Collins Classic. There is only one edition of this book which was published in 2011. A little background o the author is provided when you initially read the book which contains his life journeys which include the journey to West Africa in 1895. Then in 1906, he suffered deaths and tragedies due to World War I which included his wife. The author also includes a little preface that tells how Sherlock Holmes has outlived his time and now it's time that he returns to the same place that other famous novels and characters of his time went and according to the author, this is the last book of the series. S...