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The Tears of Dark Waters
by Corban Addison
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I thought it was a very good book. Gave me a lot to think about from different perspectives. A little long. Pertinent to current issues.

Project Hail Mary
by Andy Weir
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A fast read - great sci-fi. Good scientific backing to the fictional world. Couldn’t put it down!

A witch’s guide to fake dating a demon
by Sarah hawley
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Hysterical, sassy, spicy, heartwarming. Rom com romp

The Fundamentals Of Data Science: Big Data, Deep Learning, And Machine Learning: What You Need To Know About Data Science And Why It Matters
by Vlad Sozonov
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The book talks about the evolution of data science to start with. It then moves on to describing the data science maturity framework that helps organizations understand where in the data analytics and big data adoption process they are currently. The framework provides great details for each phase of the process and also examples of companies along with the phase in which they are in . The assignments at the end of chapter makes reading this book very engaging.

The Dead Girls Book Club: A Psychological Thriller
by Zia Rayyan
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A fun read, seems like a light book and then takes a dark turn. I want to read the other books now!

Everything is Predictable
by Tom Chivers
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All in all, this book was very confusing. Now, this is not simply because I have had little experience in this field; I watched a ten minute video on Bayes’ Theorem beforehand. Rather, this book assumed a strange level of previous knowledge that the reader had. It assumed familiarity with probability and terminology used. However, there was this one math problem posed that involved the ratio and probabilities of areas vs perimeters of squares, and it explained briefly that the area of a square with length 7 is 49 because that is what you get when 7 is multiplied by itself. Was that really necessary? I think not. Also, there were quite a few stretches that were made about how prevalent Bayesian logic is in everyday life. This all seemed rather cult-like, and the many parody songs about Bayesian statistics did not help at all. This songbook (https://mindstalk.net/bayesSongbook2006.pdf) was very amusing to read. My personal favorites were “Bayesian Wonderland” (Winter Wonderland), “Bayesian Believer” (I’m a Believer), and “There’s no Theorum like Bayes’ Theorem” (There’s no Business like Show Business).

Little Fires Everywhere
by Celeste Ng
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Quite the social commentary, very engaging easy read

The Tru Tru Story of Raja The Gullible
by Rabih Alameddine
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I enjoyed the book. It was funny, sad and memorable all at once. It gave me some perspective about that time in Lebanon (I am of Lebanese background). It also made me smile about the relationship of the Arabic mother and her children (love, food, love, love, love)!

The Seven Year Slip
by Ashley Poston
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A nice romance with a magical twist to keep it interesting

Paris For One And Other Stories
by Jojo Moyes
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Nice to read once.
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