If you’re wondering like me why it seems there are road blocks to progress everywhere but it’s unclear where they are or where to start, read this.

They are answering the questions of existence like it’s simply an issue of mathematics.

Each time I finish one of these Dad books, I can’t believe how fast the time has gone.

The simple review is that technically, it worked.

David Sedaris tells you about days in his life as if they were always meant to connect in some deeply humorous way.

I love my kid dearly, but sometimes I want to scream back. That’s not allowed, so here we are reading this book.

A painstakingly researched marvel, Grann uncovers another long lost piece of history.

Math has a funny of generally being right, and in this case, comforting.

Mayle sold us all a downright cozy dream.

“They carried all they could bear, and then some, including a silent awe for the terrible power of the things they carried.”

This is an extensive look at the historic franchise, one we are still in the middle of somehow.

This is an excellent book for sympathizing with your child’s development struggles.

This has been a crucial series in our lives the last few years, but I think that reliance ends here.

I kept a tiny human alive for a whole year! And this book helped with that.

It was a staple in my day-to-day in those early months, and a reliable check-in the whole way through.

One of the greatest biographies ever written, about one of the greatest minds of our time.

History can be mind-blowing, and I was mind-blown reading this book.

“It has been an astonishing decade. Everything and nothing has changed.”

He had me looking over at my three-week-old and smiling Iike a goon.