The fourth book of June is Cribsheet: A Data-Driven Guide to Better, More Relaxed Parenting, from Birth to Preschool. How to Avoid Unnecessary Worry in the Early Years of a Child's Life). Length ~350 pages or ~10.5 hours.

That's it, here we go with a series of books about kids and parents! In fact, there are so many books on the subject on the Internet - and most of them are some kind of nothing: based not on facts, but on opinions. This book, on the other hand, is written by an economist who has scoured the research and provides the most important conclusions.

At the same time, this book is not about "this isn't proven, but we'll tell you about it anyway," but about "everyone's situation is different, read the research yourself and look at the data and facts" - which is much more to my liking than simply feeding readers opinions in the "my grandfather smoked until he was 99 and he didn't have cancer" vein.

Anyway, it's time to familiarize yourself with this branch of non-fiction!