pseudolibrary
I'm an eclectic reader.
The Tale of the Dueling Neurosurgeons: And Other True Stories of Trauma, Madness, Affliction, and Recovery That Reveal the Surprising History of the Human Brain
So first of all, let me brag: I solved all the rebuses at the beginning of the chapters. Woohoo! It's a fun, almost Dateline-like approach to the history of famously weird cases and neuroscientists. Kean takes delight in surprising the reader with the juicy details. I'd recommend this to readers of Oliver Sacks and Mary Roach.
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Golden Son
Lumberjanes, Volume 1
Reference and Information Services: An Introduction, Fourth Edition
