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About AudioBooks. Some Tips to New-Comer Narrators by Lita Marson
I have worked at the Latvian Library for the Blind for twelve years. Every day, I gave out audiobooks to readers who could not read books in a printed format. The Latvian Library for the Blind also creates books in Accessible Formats: audio, Braille, and large print books.
Read MoreWhose Life Are You Living? Finding Allowance for YOU by Gary Douglas
How do you know if that life you’re living is a life that works for you? If it is one that lights you up, brings you joy, and puts a smile on your face. If it is peaceful and creative rather than heavy and ponderous. If the life you are currently living is serious and limited rather than joyful and spacious, you might want to ask yourself, “Whose life am I living?”
Read MoreInterview With Yvonne deSousa
1. When did you realize you wanted to be a writer?
I loved to read as a kid and devoured books by Judy Blume, S.E. Hinton, and Lois Duncan. I wanted to be just like them. I quickly realized that those stories don’t come easily, and I struggled to develop compelling tales. As an adult, I was diagnosed with MS and found life with a chronic illness so frustrating I had to make fun of it. I wrote down these thoughts, and suddenly, I was a writer. I still enjoy reading most of all, but I try to balance my time so I can enjoy both.
Read MoreJanie Ligon’s Recipe for Revenge by Danny Levin (Book Review #1631)
‘Janie Ligon’s’ is a story about retaliation for a divorce Janie believes she should not be facing, and now her husband has to pay the price for it. It is a unique tale about how far someone will go, and they learn during the process.
Read MoreThe Gift of Allowance by Gary M. Doughlas (Book Review #1630)
‘The Gift of Allowance’ is a self-help book introducing a new perspective on people’s points of view and judgments and how to handle them in a positive way. There is a certain behavioral pattern that begins when you are young and then continues as you get older.
Read MoreFotinoula and the Christmas Goblin by R.G. Fraser-Green (Book Review #1629)
‘Fotinoula and the Christmas Goblin’ is a dark fantasy about a girl called Fotinoula trying to save her sister from the Kallikantzaros. They are goblins with blood-red eyes who steal children.
Read MoreMiss I Wish you a bed of Roses: Teaching Secondary School English in Greece by Sherri Moshman-Paganos (Book Review #1628)
‘Miss I Wish You a Bed of Roses’ is a memoir book for those teaching English in secondary school in Greece. The author has 40 years of experience teaching international students, so she has a lot of stories to tell.
Read MoreInspirational Wink and the Altogether Extraordinary Notebook by Delaney Evers (Book Review #1627)
‘Inspirational Wink’ is an interesting mix of fantasy and intrigue following a protagonist who has a lovely ordinary life. Still, things change when his father passes away, and a secret is revealed, encouraging her to pursue it for answers.
Read MoreA Purely Wrong Story by Laurel Burns (Book Review #1626)
‘A Purely Wrong Story’ is a self-help book written with the intention of looking at life from a different perspective. You may sit and think that life has taken your choices away, and you feel that shame has blinded you. But this book enlightens you to think otherwise. This isn’t just a healing book but mostly an understanding of the nature of shame.
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