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Baby Dragon’s Big Sneeze by Sheryl Bass (Book Review #1580)
‘Baby Dragon’s Big Sneeze’ is a children’s book about a sick baby dragon who isn’t feeling very well, and as he keeps sneezing, he disrupts the neighboring village and causes problems for them.
Read MoreDualverse. Book I. Prelude by W. & W. Gregory (Book Review #1579)
‘Dualverse. Book I. Prelude’ is a dystopian fiction filled with fantasy and holds a beautiful premise of love, family, and togetherness. The story is set on a small planet called Dualverse. While the society is divided into two realms, you instantly learn the differences between the two and how the drift is going to be the weight of the storyline.
Read MoreShe Is A Spirit Now by Farzaneh Ghadirian (Book Review #1578)
‘She Is A Spirit Now’ is a memoir all about spirituality, growth, development, and much more. It is a profound and descriptive book that inspires transformation and self-reflection. The author presents this book from methodologies inspired by people who are well-known in the field.
Read MoreThe Legend of Rachel Petersen by J T Baroni (Book Review #1577)
‘The Legend of Rachel Petersen’ is a ghost occult fiction story perfect for the Halloween gift you wish to give someone. It is filled with mystery and intense descriptive scenes, keeping the reader constantly guessing what will happen next.
Read MoreFractured: Tales of Flame and Fury by Charlotte Langtree (Book Review #1576)
‘Fractured’ is a fantasy collection containing eight stories with various characters and plotlines.
Read MoreThree-Penny Memories by Barbara Leonhard (Book Review #1575)
‘Three-Penny Memories’ is a nonfiction memoir by Barbara, enabling us to enter her world with a mother who has progressive Alzheimer’s. Her emotional challenges, psychical responses, and beautiful mind allow us to join her in a world we may have never known before.
Read MoreTeen Mothers by Dr. Michelle Swann (Book Review #1574)
‘Teen Mothers’ is a non-fiction book written by a professional enabling the reader to achieve a better life for themselves and their child.
Read MoreA Seat for the Rabble (Book One of A King Without a Crown) by Ryan Schuette (Book Review #1573)
‘A Seat for the Rabble’ is an epic fantasy about how the powerless can be given power and what the outcome will be. King Hexar returns to Southport in the kingdom of Loran only to realize that his daughter, Princess Lorana Eddenhold, has not done an excellent job in charge. The war he went off to finish has created an enormous amount of debt and has accomplished nothing beneficial for him, and now he has a kingdom that is purely struggling in every possible way.
Read MoreEinstein in the Attic by Dana Dargos and Said Al Bizri (Book Review #1572)
‘Einstein in the Attic’ is a science fiction story and a very meaningful story about Adam seeking answers we have all, at one stage, asking about God and his existence. Adam is a Quantum Physics professor who happens to invite the greatest minds into his home for a religious and scientific debate.
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