“So, please, oh please, we beg, we pray, go throw your TV set away, and in its place you can install a lovely bookcase on the wall.” ~ Roald Dahl
What better way to round off the last two months of 2023 than to revisit Solari’s Best Books for 2023? We encourage you to take some time to browse our extensive list, part of the 2022 Annual Wrap Up. Grab a drink, find a comfortable spot, and devote some time to discovering some of our 2023 recommendations.
Do you want to educate yourself about the wonders of Wim Hof and the benefits of his breathing techniques and cold therapy for your health, described in his book The Wim Hof Method? Or are you interested in reading about personal financial planning in the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) bulletin, How to Avoid Financial Tangles? Whatever your interests, we have gathered a long list of books for you to consider.
Our Best Books sections include Personal Finance & Development; Investment; The Financial Coup and Reset; Geopolitics; The Covert Side; Culture; Spiritual History & Warfare; The People’s Reset; Space; Food & Health; Community; Statistics; Take Action; and our 2022 book reviews.
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Catherine, I just finished reading Harvest of Rage by Joel Dyer. I think this a particularly useful read to better understand the war on food and small farms. I first heard of it when you suggested it on The Highwire last year. The whole beginning section laying out the farm crisis was completely new to me and Dyer’s dissection of consolidation is particularly useful in discerning useful fact from fiction. He even provided enough background to the Oklahoma City Bombing for those unfamiliar. I recommend adding this to the 2024 books to read. This was a top 5 book for me in explaining to people how we ended up in our current predicament.
Russell. Great idea. It was also a major read for me – on how I look at the world. The pump and dump on the farmers was an integral part of Volkers raising of interest rates. Will add to Best Books for 2024. Thanks!
Tragedy and Hope – Carroll Quigley