J B-Blender Foundations
June 1, 2025 Blender FoundationsRoland Hess I chose to read this book, to refresh my knowledge of 3d computer modeling software and to gain awareness of new programs that are popular with young architects and artists I may someday employ. I was a member of the earliest generation of young architects to learn how to […]
Kirby Perrault-Life After Life
Dr. Moody writes a very interesting book looking at near-death experiences (NDE), how the experiences are similar and slightly different, regardless if the individual was involved in a major accident, going through some sort of medical procedure or nearing the end of their organic life cycle, or even some suicide type attempts/scenarios. After going through […]
Kirby Perrault-Walking with God – How to hear His voice
I wanted to get and read this book by John Eldredge after reading his first book Wild at Heart. John’s writings seem to be really speaking or hitting me at this time or season of life and this particular situation of incarceration that I’m currently going through. I think the common misconception in the Christian […]
Elzie Isley-Lost cities of ancient Lemuria & the Pacific
I finished another book. This one is called, “Lost cities of ancient Lemuria & the Pacific”. The author is David Hatcher Childress. He is a self described, Maverick Archaeologist. I am not exactly sure if he has an actual degree in archaeology or not. He is an intelligent adventurous type. He writes about all the […]
Linwood Hosea Gordon-Raw Law For Prisoners
This book was recommended to me by one of the instructors for the Personal Growth class. Raw Law for Prisoners is a book that is an instructional manual that I recommend for prisoners that are currently incarcerated. This book provides information and instructions on what your rights are and if they are being violated, how […]
Marisela Sanchez-Man’s Search for Meaning
Serving a prison sentence isn’t the hard part, the hard part is being away from the people you love. For that reason I want to honor my love ones, proving to myself that I am worthy and valued. I no longer dwell on all the time I’ve got, counting down the days, months, years. Reading […]
Kassandra L Moore-Call Of The Wild
Title: Call Of The WildAuthor: Jack London Why I Read This Book:I use the time I have to read the classics that I’ve always wanted to read, but never had time to when I was free. Call Of The Wild appealed to me because I love animals and old stories about the West and Alaska. […]
Kassandra L Moore-Eager
Title: EagerAuthor: Ben Goldfarb Why I Read This Book:I asked free books (to prisoners) organizations for books on beavers as part of my self-study on the wildlife I hope to rehabilitate and heal while working in veterinary care in Oregon after my release. What I Learned:Goldfarb fulfills his promise to teach us why beavers matter […]
Kassandra L Moore-All Things Bright and Beautiful
Title: All Things Bright and BeautifulAuthor: James Herroit Why I Read This Book:I loved the first book in the series, All Creatures Great and Small, and wanted to know what happened to the beloved characters I grew attached to. Sadly, our library only has the first and second book in the series. I also wanted […]
Kassandra L Moore-The Music Shop
Title: The Music ShopAuthor: Rachel JoyceGenre: Fiction Why I Read This Book:At home, I collect vinyl albums by my favorite artists. Every morning when I wake up (if I’m not going anywhere) I turn the coffee pot on and put a record on. The first record I ever purchased: Love Is For Suckers by Twisted […]
