Stack Overflow: Pandemics and Parenthood
I’ve got a few books today that have some odd threads that connect some of them, though there isn’t a single topic that encompasses them all.
Continue ReadingI’ve got a few books today that have some odd threads that connect some of them, though there isn’t a single topic that encompasses them all.
Continue ReadingDorian Hawkmoon, Duke of Kölin, is back in an exciting new graphic adaptation from Titan Comics. The first two volumes are available now!
Continue ReadingSpring is in the air (or in the hopeful thoughts of many), and here are some books that talk about seasons and flowers, in unexpected ways.
Continue Reading‘America as it Happened’ is a new history book that tells the story of the United States from prehistory to 2025 as though it were a series of newspaper reports.
Continue ReadingToday’s stack: a couple of recent reads.
Continue ReadingToday I’m back to my stacks of AI-related books.
Continue ReadingFrigid weather is still upon us but we can warm our heart with some fantastic books!
Continue ReadingWhen I was about 6 (around 1980), I had to go to the hospital for an operation. While I was there, someone gave me a small pack of “Top Trump”-style cards that featured Formula One drivers and their cars. I loved it and grew to love the sport. I would have been thrilled if a […]
Continue ReadingWinter break is over and we start a brand new year with beautiful titles.
Continue ReadingHere are some of our favorite reads from 2025!
Continue ReadingEach year, a few of us here like to make some related resolutions: personal goals or hopes for our reading habits for the year.
Continue ReadingNow that the year has ended, we look back at our reading resolutions and reflect on the past year.
Continue ReadingLet’s check out some cool books to read in our Winter Break.
Continue ReadingIf you like your fiction just a little bit (or a lot) freaky, here are a few books that might fit the bill.
Continue ReadingAimée De Jongh’s graphic retelling of ‘Lord of the Flies’ will bring a whole new audience to one of the 20th Century’s greatest novels.
Continue Reading‘The Stuff Stuff Is Made Of’ explores 30 plants all the useful things we make from them.
Continue ReadingWhether you’ve constantly got a book in progress (or two or three) or you read several books a night to your kids, books have a heavy presence in our lives. We can use them to learn, to imagine, and even to escape, and they always make great gifts.
Continue ReadingToday’s stack: three novels I’ve read recently.
Continue ReadingToday’s stack: movie-related books!
Continue ReadingArtificial intelligence. Love it or hate it, it seems to be everywhere these days.
Continue ReadingGod’s Junk Drawer is a hi-concept thriller, filled with time-travel, dinosaurs and astronomical anomalies.
Continue ReadingAn Xmas book, some dodgy fish, a non-fiction book and brand new bilingual books.
Continue ReadingThe greatest book ever written about Space might be here – Check out ‘Exploring then Universe’
Continue ReadingToday’s stack is about—you guessed it!—time travel.
Continue ReadingHidden cats, eons of time and many gifts are featured today.
Continue ReadingHere are three spectacular new releases to add to your Halloween reading list.
Continue ReadingIs ‘The Last Book’ a book or a work of of art? Why not both? Check out this beautiful rumination on what makes us human.
Continue ReadingToday’s stack is a big collection of murder stories: comics, puzzle books, and even jigsaw puzzles.
Continue ReadingWe here at Geekdad read a lot of different genres.
Continue ReadingA fun mix of titles, from toddler to middle grade.
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