A Readers Log

About a readers log

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Independent book reviews and literature recommendations for your personal development journey

A readers log is dedicated to helping you on your personal development journey. By providing non-fiction book reviews, literary recommendations and guidance

Hello, I’m Dan, and welcome to a readers log. This is a space where I share my exploration of non-fiction literature, fuelled by my passion for learning and discovery.

We cover everything from which books you should read, to the key themes that are being explored and the latest podcast recommendations.

Over time, my fascination with podcasts, books, articles, and conversations led me to compile an ever growing reading list. Often filled with recommendations that kept popping up from various sources. It struck me that having a centralized reference for these great books would be incredibly valuable.

As I delved into my reading journey, I faced a familiar challenge: retaining the key takeaways from each book. To tackle this, I started highlighting significant points, noting central themes, and recording memorable quotes. This practice of capturing my reflections and summarising my reading experiences eventually inspired me to create this A Readers Log.

Here, I formalise my notes and offer informal reviews and literary related content. My site has two main goals:

  1. Sharing Insights: I hope my reviews provide you with valuable insights or lead you to your next great read.
  2. Supporting Your Journey: Whether you’re seeking personal development or simply looking for a good book, I aim to offer content that supports your quest for knowledge and inspiration.

About the Editor

A Readers Log Producer and Editor: Dan

Hi, my name is Dan and I am the producer and editor of A Readers Log

Editor and Producer - A Readers Log


I’m website producer, content creator and civil engineer based in Australia. I have always had a curious mind with a strong desire to learn and further my knowledge. When I used to read books as a young kid, I would write down all the words that I didn’t know the meaning and ask my parents in the morning. Then I moved onto to a fascination with learning how to build things from tree houses to all sorts of work word creations.

Thank you for joining me on this literary adventure.

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