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Hello! I am Amit Misra, presently working at the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India. This year (2022) I complete 20 years doing research in the field of Atmospheric Science. Through this blog I share with you my twin passions viz., science and art. In addition to communicating science, I also share my artworks and book reviews.
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The story tells how Gustave Eiffel planned and erected the tower which now bears his name. Even before you have grasped the title in full, you find yourself pulled into the book and unable to resist the temptation to turn the pages one after another. And this holds true not just for children and young adults, but also for grown ups. There is no sentimentality or poetic flavour to the narrative, which is written in a matter-of-fact manner with paragraphs of moderate sizes. Read the full review here:
Image source: Amazon In the last few posts, I had posted reviews of books which I had read for pleasure. Now I am back at my desk reviewing
The book ‘Your Brain, Explained: What Neuroscience Reveals About Your Brain and its Quirks’ By Marc Dingman is a mixed bag, with certain sections very easy to follow and some very difficult. However, one thing is certain — after you have finished reading this book, you would be better informed and feel glad at having learned something new and useful. You would wonder how could you take this most important part of your body for granted. No, this book doesn’t teach you everything on this subject, but it will certainly give you a solid, reliable and intelligent foundation. After that, all those newspaper and TV reports on neuroscience research would start making sense to you. Read the full review here:
You may call me a slow reader; after all I took about three months for writing my last book review. But I am satisfied with my reading speed
The book 'Every Day Is Earth Day' by Harriet Dyer is a hand-manual for citizens to help them reduce their carbon footprint by making few changes in their lifestyle. The title of the book is well thought and appropriate. Climate activism is not a thing to be done for one day and forgotten the next. It goes beyond writing articles, demonstrations, sloganeering and meetings. Commitment to our planet and environment demands action on part of all of us, every single day, for the remaining years of our lives. The action can be in the form of making wise decisions and choices. The book 'Every Day Is Earth Day' is loaded with data and facts, excellent graphics, and sound suggestions and advice. Read the full review here:
Image Source: Amazon I frequently receive books on climate change for review. Each one of them presents the subject from a different perspec