Book Reviews

Willamette View Resident Rikki Schoenthal reviews the book "Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew".

This is a repeat presentation of this book review; technical problems prevented the first presentation from being recorded, and the importance of this topic in today's world lead Rikki to present the review again.

Willamette View resident Jim Marsh reviews two books: Below the Edge of Darkness, and The Underworld, which deal with the science of the deep ocean water column and sea floor.

WV Resident Jurn Sun Leung reviews Breaking Through: My Life in Science, by Katalin Kariko, who received the 2023 Nobel prize in physiology and medicine for her research on mRNA.

WV Resident Ann Phelps review The Joy of Art

RCA Moore reviews the book Every Brain Needs Music, which reveals information about how music affects the brain's actual function.

Willamette View resident Phil Mirkes reviews "The Book of Animal Secrets", exploring why some other species seem to avoid some of the serious diseases and conditions that humans suffer.

Willamette View resident Glenna Kruger presents short reviews of ten of her favorite books from 2023.

WV resident Richard Toll reviews two books called "Astoria".

Ron Gustafson reviews Path Lit by Lightning - The life of Jim Thorpe by David Maraniss