The Cypress Tree is the first book I’ve read from Kamin Mohammadi. The author, who took me from London to Iran in a couple of … Read More ›
Tag: Nonfiction
Sarah Harvey, who works in the publishing industry, quits her job and moves to Japan. During the six months she spent there, she had the … Read More ›
I love reading about languages; I can say that it is one of my many weird interests. Of course, mine is a situation that can … Read More ›
Melanie Mühl and Diana Von Kopp wrote How We Eat with Our Eyes and Think with Our Stomach together. It is a book about eating … Read More ›
Van Gogh’s Ear was the most comprehensive book I’ve ever read about Vincent Van Gogh. The book, the result of seven years of research by … Read More ›
The Plant Paradox talks about lectins, a kind of protein, and how lectins affect our health. You will be amazed to learn that most of … Read More ›
The Mind-Gut Connection took its place in the most crucial section of the books I read about health and nutrition. Do we know how vital … Read More ›
Why We Sleep recently became one of the most interesting non-fiction books that I’m reading about health nowadays. Matthew Walker, a neuroscientist and sleep specialist, … Read More ›
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle describes a year spent in rural life by Barbara Kingsolver and her family. In this year, they only feed on their own … Read More ›
The Year of Magical Thinking was the second book I read by Joan Didion after Blue Nights. Some time ago I watched the documentary Joan … Read More ›
Genius Foods is about Lugavere’s research, which examines the relationship between diet and brain health after his mother’s illness. In this book about foods that … Read More ›