Three Minute Book Review

Three Minute Book Review

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Three Minute Book Review episodes

  • The Gulag Archipelago, by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

    This was by far the most depressing book I’ve ever read. Definitely a must read. The book is very long, so I listened to a free audiobook version, located here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccASsjhhgP8

    This review is also available on YouTube, BitChute, DTube, and PewTube.

    5 min
  • Freedom Under Siege, by Ron Paul

    I wasn’t planning on reviewing this book because, unlike every other book I’ve read, I don’t remember a single thing about it. But I suppose that’s a reason to review it. I like Ron Paul, but this book didn’t withstand the test of time.

    This review is also available on YouTube, BitChute and PewTube.

    4 min
  • The Fountainhead, by Ayn Rand

    If you haven’t read Atlas Shrugged, read that first. If you have read Atlas Shrugged and enjoyed it, definitely read this.

    This review is also available on YouTube, BitChute, DTube, and PewTube.

    5 min
  • Atlas Shrugged, by Ayn Rand

    While not my favorite book, it’s definitely in my top 5, as well as the most influential to me. I first read it when I was 15, and it was my first ‘philosophical’ book.

    This video is also on YouTube, BitChute, DTube, and PewTube.

    5 min
  • For The New Intellectual, by Ayn Rand

    ‘For The New Intellectual’ is a good book if you’re out to understand objectivism as quickly as possible, and aren’t willing to read Atlas Shrugged. I would also recommend ‘Goddess of The Market’ by Jennifer Burns (also reviewed on this channel) as well.

    Outro Music: A New Beginning, by Bensound (www.Bensound.com)

    This video is also available on YouTube, BitChute, DTube, and PewTube.

    3 min
  • 1984, by George Orwell

    Everyone knows the dystopian world in 1984, but few people know the story of the main character. That’s because the main character’s story isn’t really that worth reading. Winston is only a means to explain this world. I’m glad to see the book’s purpose is to explain Orwell’s dystopian world.

    Fun fact: Orwell’s real name is Eric Blair, and the title was derived from the date it was written (1948, with the last two numbers switched). Also fun fact: Orwell, oddly enough, considered himself a socialist.

    Outro Music: A New Beginning, by Bensound (www.Bensound.com)

    This video is also available on YouTube, BitChute, DTube, and PewTube.

    4 min
  • We The Living, by Ayn Rand

    I consider it my least favorite of her four fiction books. The first half is rather blah, but the second half makes up for it. If you’re a fan of Ayn Rand’s other stuff, I’d say it’s worth reading. If you’re not already a fan, I would not recommend.

    Outro Music: A New Beginning, by Bensound (www.Bensound.com)

    This video is also available on YouTube, BitChute, DTube, and PewTube.

    5 min
  • Why Liberty, by Tom Palmer

    The book isn’t necessarily bad. I just don’t see a purpose for it when other books/material work much better.

    My review of what I would recommend instead: Liberty Defined, by Ron Paul

    Outro Music: A New Beginning, by Bensound (www.Bensound.com)

    This video is also available on YouTube, BitChute, DTube, and PewTube.

    4 min
  • Of Thee I Zing, by Laura Ingraham

    This was over 300 pages of “This is dumb because I feel it is”. I was hoping for something better.

    Outro Music: A New Beginning, by Bensound (www.Bensound.com)

    This video is also available on YouTube, BitChute, DTube, and PewTube.

    4 min

About Three Minute Book Review

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A series of short reviews on a variety of different books.