Johnnysbookreviews

Ground Zero is a kids fiction book with two perspectives: Brandon who is on the 107th floor of one of the twin towers on Sep. 11, 2001 and then Reshmina who is inAfghanistan who is conflicted on if she wants to help an American soldier or not. In this episode, I will provide my review, discuss why I didn't finish (DNF) this book, and provide a lesson I received from DNF'ing this book.

Mark Smith provides his insight on what he thinks Sun Tzu's military guide would mean to the entrepreneur in the modern business world. This was a a quick read, but enjoyable. I would recommned it. In this episode, I give my review over this book, discuss what I liked and disliked about the book, and any lessons I received from the book.

For written reviews, check out my website: https://johnnysbookreviews.com/

For my reading schedule post: https://medium.com/@johnnysbookreviews/heres-my-reading-schedule-where-i-m-able-to-read-4-hours-everyday-3df8a0b8e17f

If you like Dragons, there's three books coming out about dragons on November 7th 2023. These books include the second book (Iron Flame) to the Fourth Wing series or Empyrean series by Rebecca Yarros and two Eragon books (Murtagh and Eragon Illustrated edition) by Christopher Paolini. These books are highly anticipated, so if you want them, you might want to buy them when you see it or pre-order a copy. In this episode, I discuss in more detail why the fall is when many anticipated books like these three release, and I'll discuss in more detail about the three books. Note: Iron Flame has a limited edition sprayed edge that the publisher is only doing a certain number of copies. When it sells out, that's it. If you're trying to find the Fourth Wing sprayed edge, good luck. This was a limited edition run as well, and they sold out three weeks ago. Only place to find this Fourth Wing is Ebay and Mercari for $200 or you could try overseas at Waterstones.

For written reviews, check out my website: https://johnnysbookreviews.com/

For my reading schedule post: https://medium.com/@johnnysbookreviews/heres-my-reading-schedule-where-i-m-able-to-read-4-hours-everyday-3df8a0b8e17f

Cameron Hanes blew up because his schedule is insane, and people are like 'What? How?' It's possible, and Cameron Hanes proves that. Hanes runs on average a marathon or 26.2 miles per day while working a 9-5 job, being a professional bow hunter, writing a book, working on a podcast, and flying to interviews. He started at the bottom, worked his way up, and doing it for 20+ years has made this schedule automatic. Discipline, consistency, and scheduling your time are some of the lessons I got from this book. In this episode, I review this book, discuss what I like and disliked about the book, and any lessons I received from the book.

For written reviews, check out my website: https://johnnysbookreviews.com/

For my reading schedule post: https://medium.com/@johnnysbookreviews/heres-my-reading-schedule-where-i-m-able-to-read-4-hours-everyday-3df8a0b8e17f

The best way I can tell how is to provide my schedule of when I wake up to when I go to bed on one of my busiest days. The reason why I read so much is because it's meditative, helps me learn new hobbies, I've learned from the best minds out there, 10xed my health, 10xed my finances, and read some great stories that motivated me to take action. In this episode, I provide the entire schedule of my day and mention the moments of time when I'm able to read.

For my reading schedule post: https://medium.com/@johnnysbookreviews/heres-my-reading-schedule-where-i-m-able-to-read-4-hours-everyday-3df8a0b8e17f

Nick Bare is the CEO of Bare Performance Nutrition (BPN). He operates a million dollar business while taking care of a family and training for endurance races like ultra- marathons. I learned how to be more consistent from this book. In this episode, I review this book, discuss what I liked and disliked about the book, and any lessons I received from the book.

Run Rose Run is where Annielee travels to Nashville to try to become a country singer. She doesn't have money, is homeless, and jobless. She's risking a lot to do something she's passionate about. Will she make it? In this episode, I review this book, discuss what I liked and disliked about the book, and any lessons I received from the book.

Yeonmi Park is a North Korean defector who escaped from North Korea. This is her story of what happened in her perspective about North Korea, China, and then South Korea. In this episode, I review the book, discuss what I liked and disliked about the book, and how I learned more about North Korea from this book.