Lots of character and plot development that concludes with a weak ending. After investing 3 books time, I’m left slightly vexed.
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Reading habits of an Engineering Manager in the UK.
Love #tech, #productivity, #sideprojects, #scifi & #comedy
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2023 Reading Goal
60% complete! Si Jobling has read 24 of 40 books.
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Si Jobling rated A Taste of the Unexpected: 4 stars

A Taste of the Unexpected by Roald Dahl
Every book tells a story ... And the 70 titles in the Pocket Penguins series are emblematic of the re …
Si Jobling finished reading A Taste of the Unexpected by Roald Dahl

A Taste of the Unexpected by Roald Dahl
Every book tells a story ... And the 70 titles in the Pocket Penguins series are emblematic of the re …
Si Jobling rated Better Internal Communication: 3 stars
Si Jobling reviewed Möbius 3 by Brandon Q Morris
Si Jobling rated Quantum Radio: 4 stars
Si Jobling finished reading Quantum Radio by A. G. Riddle
Si Jobling finished reading Möbius 2 by Brandon Q Morris
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Si Jobling rated Möbius: The Timeless Artifact: 4 stars
Si Jobling reviewed ChatGPT for Nonfiction Authors by Hassan Osman
You could tell it was written by ChatGPT
2 stars
Nice idea to experiment with this concept but it’s clearly too early to use with such a standard formulaic style that’s so predictable.
Si Jobling finished reading ChatGPT for Nonfiction Authors by Hassan Osman
Si Jobling reviewed Teleport by Joshua T. Calvert

Teleport (EBook)
Gripping but lacks some detail
3 stars
I love a plot like this, mixing up global crisis with space travel, and the characters lend towards a classic relationship dynamic growing but it feels like some crucial detail is skipped over. Far too many silly typos also suggest minimal editorial review.
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Si Jobling reviewed Uncover Your Difference by Meera Kothand

Uncover Your Difference (EBook)
Some useful tips on brand voice
3 stars
I’m currently working on a personal side project which extends my portfolio but shares some professional tools I’ve designed recently. As part of that, I want to create content that compliments it so I want to establish my USP and tone of voice, how to stand out from the herd and be more me. I expected more substance and useful takeaways from Meera as I’ve enjoyed previous publications from her but it seemed to shift to the audience focus towards the second half.