Dr. Joe Brickner

Corporate exec turned college professor & basketball coach turned author.

[Dr. Joe Brickner @JoeBrickner5]

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[Abhilasha Abhi @Abhilas93519678]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 Dr. Joe Brickner's thought-provoking and perceptive book America: Lost in Place provides a critical study of the current status of the United States. What a fascinating book that makes you think.I appreciate the wonderful review. Congratulations to the writer for BOTD!

[Mrlefty @Mrlefty0706]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 This is a book about the link between current times and the 1950s. The book analyses the changes technology has brought over the past 70 years. Having lived through the 50s and 60s, it was like a trip down memory lane to read this excellent book. Party phone lines, B&W TV, etc.

[thepageturner @thepageturner24]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 This would indeed be a great read. Even if the sun rises from the west, the 1960s vibes are something we'll never experience again. I wouldn't mind traveling to the days I never got to experience, even if it's through a book's pages.

[Francis Kapola @KapolaFran96630]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 In today's world, where everything is elevated to high standards, the author argues that moral values appear to have taken a downward turn. This, the author contends, poses a threat akin to the historical consequences faced by the Jews when their moral compass faltered.

[Professional Book Reviewer 🇳🇱 @Savagegfxbooks]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 The review wonderfully captures the essence of "America: Lost in Place" by Dr. Joe Brickner. The detailed analysis of various aspects of life over 70 years provides valuable insights. The comparisons between past and present, especially on entertainment, are eye-opening.

[Talk to Write @emekusmordi]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 I appreciate the reviewer's acknowledgment of the book's professional editing. The concise takeaway sections at the end of each chapter and the summary table contribute to the overall clarity. It's refreshing to see a review that praises the content.

[Ambrose @ChadanthRee]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 The personal anecdotes from the author's upbringing add a delightful touch to the review. The humor in recalling shared "party lines" is both nostalgic and amusing. The organized structure, including takeaway sections and a summary table, demonstrates a thoughtful presentation.

[Nancy @Nancy00404]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 America: Lost in Place offers a compelling analysis of societal changes over 70 years. With personal anecdotes and insightful comparisons, the book sheds light on technological progress while questioning shifts in morality.

[Veronica Hunter @VeronicaHu88]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 Dr. Joe Brickner has done a commendable job in America: Lost in Place by meticulously comparing life in the 1950s to the present, offering insightful reflections on the changes we've experienced.

[Stephen @StepheGodsgrace]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 This 166-page book provides a detailed analysis of how life in America has changed dramatically over the past 70 years. The book covers more than 17 areas of life, including jobs, money, entertainment, travel, family, shopping, healthcare, faith, comedy, and many others.

[CambaBooks @CambaBooks]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 America: Lost in Place: Musings at 70+ by Dr. Joe Brickner is a nonfiction book that enlightens readers about how life has changed in America in the last 70 years. I definitely want to read this book. Congrats on BOTD!

[Dr. Joe Brickner @JoeBrickner5]

Thanks to https://t.co/ncW80raiQ4 for the Book of the Day designation & the help in promoting my free download of "America: Lost in Place." It was fun hearing from so many that saw the promotion and sent me tweets. It was quite a day. Thanks to all who participated. @TwBookClub

[Ajibola Ajiferuke @ajiajiferuke]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 Today's Book of the Day is an inspiring book about lifestyle and the changes that have taken place within the space of 70 years or thereabout. I love the author's various recommendations and the insightful thoughts after each chapter. Congrats on BOTD. Beautiful review.

[DL Gardene @d_gardene]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 The author allows us to see the problems we faced a long time ago and the challenges we face today. When will things change is the question. This is a book everyone should read because it’s important. Congratulations BOTD!

[Foxy @Foxy77440898]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 I honestly must say I don't think it's just America that's lost but the whole world. It's like the values of mankind has reduced to a scary low. I agree with the author on things not being censored anymore. Congrats on BOTD and thanks for the free book.

[On The Road Again - Life & Travels of a Bookaholic @OBookaholic]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 This is fascinating! A book that offers a journey through time, highlighting how much our society has changed since 1950s. In addition, the author offers a peek to his life events; I find especially his childhood memories fascinating.

[Surabhi Rani @atmapremanand11]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 I agree with the author that many things are going in the wrong direction these days, but if we can return to God and the principles that our country was founded on, we will make a speedy recovery and prosper once again. We should lead the change!

[Abraham Ozo @AbrahamOzo48589]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 The detailed comparisons between past and present reveal transformations, with insights into societal changes. The author offers recommendations for fostering a better society.

[Sameena Ansari @SamAishaAnsari]

@TwBookClub @JoeBrickner5 Dr. Joe Brickner's exploration of the evolving American landscape is both eye-opening and entertaining. The book seamlessly weaves personal experiences into a comprehensive analysis of societal shifts. The 'takeaway' sections and summary in tabular form make it an inviting read.