Books I am reading in November

 In my advanced age I have started to take up reading. If anything along with learning a new language and practicing math and learning chess I figured I would prevent the brain rot by going back and reading a book or two. 

In effort to actually do what I need to do. Leveling up my life so to speak and being an all around good person reading ensures I am getting someone else's voice in my head. 

This month Adam's Grant Think Again  in effort to get better at the leveling up. On the Wine front is Terry Theise What Makes Wine Worth Drinking 

The Wedding People by Alison Espach and The Odds of Getting Even by Amanda Sellet are my two fun reads for the train rides to and from work. 

I guess I should also share some motivation about this book reading business. How do you recognize a circular argument? How do know the narrator is lying? Is the series of events symmetrical ? And if they bothered to write a book was it really worth it?