Time to vote for the January Tag

[Jen]

NancyJ wrote: "forsanolim wrote: "I really want science to win (though I don't think it's super likely to)! Some science/nature-related non-fiction that I've enjoyed and would fit this tag are:
- Deep: Freediving..."

Why we Sleep is very good! Science written in an accessible way which can be applied to pretty much everyone I've ever known. Especially in our high stress world and as we get older.

[Jen]

LibraryCin wrote: "forsanolim wrote: "I really want science to win (though I don't think it's super likely to)!..."

It's the one I'm hoping for, too!"

I think it is the one I want due to being most flexible.

[NancyJ]

Jen wrote: "NancyJ wrote: "forsanolim wrote: "I really want science to win (though I don't think it's super likely to)! Some science/nature-related non-fiction that I've enjoyed and would fit this tag are:
- D..."

Re Why We Sleep - Thanks Jen, good to know!

I can also recommend Remember: The Science of Memory and the Art of Forgetting by Lisa Genova. It was a surprisingly breezy read (on Audio read by the author), and it included a chapter on sleep - which is needed to prevent/postpone Alzheimer's.