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Death is a Many-Splendored Thing by David Neilsen (Book Review #1392)
‘Death is a Many-Splendored’ is book one of the ‘Chronicles of the Deadly Dead.’ It is a children’s humorous action and adventure story filled with intrigue and scene-after-scene enchantment. The trilogy is perfect for the young reader, and Zach, the main character, truly engages you in the story.
Read MoreWalking Your Way to Weight Loss Plus Intermittent Fasting for Women by HealthFit Publishing (Book Review #1391)
‘Walking Your Way to Weight Loss’ is a non-fiction self-help book about weight loss and fasting. While the trend of fasting has picked up much attention and has become a new way to lead a healthy life, this book provides an interesting window into the current conversation.
Read MoreDad Died, Then Mom by Malia Arries (Book Review #1390)
‘Dad Died, Then Mom’ is a non-fiction memoir about how the author remembers her parents and provided care as a family caregiver.
Read MoreAND THE CLOUDS PARTED by GABRIELLE YETTER (Book Review #1389)
‘And the clouds parted’ is a book consisting of a collection of poetry written with care and the intention to let you in the author’s world. When the world went into lockdown, everything changed. People were lost, most things became electronically dependable, and the author observed many things which she decided to use as inspiration for the book at hand.
Read MoreInspirational Book Quotes
While books are always important for so many reasons, the following quotes inspire and lead you to think and wonder even further. There is a certain power that comes with words, and here you will find 50 inspirational quotes that have been taken from books reminding you how important reading is.
Read MoreA Mind for Mischief by Philip Why (Book Review #1388)
A Mind for Mischief is a science fiction story filled with action, adventure and technology that keeps you on edge.
Read MoreYin: Completing the Leadership Journey by Lisa J. Marshall (Book Review #1387)
‘Yin’ is a nonfiction self-help book about the power of leadership and how you can use the source of your voice to act. It is an educational piece in the sense of every word and enables the reader to explore and find ways that, culturally and socially, may not always be deemed right due to the lack of wanting to face the reality of things.
The author illustrates the possibilities and enables the reader to accept the challenges we face in life. In other words, what does not kill you, makes you stronger.
I appreciated the attention to detail, and I found the approach to be unique. You may read many useful self-help materials, but what you find here is different. I read this book with delight and found it very compelling.
The author attempts to teach us to honor Yin and to find out voices and restore the planet. I recommend this book to self-help readers and those wishing to better themselves.
Written by Jeyran Main
Thriving Through Purpose by Sandra Cantu Bustamante (Book Review #1386)
‘Thriving Through Purpose’ is a mental and spiritual healing book getting the reader ready for all life’s uncertainties. It can be used as a guideline and discusses certain things that are relatable to everything.
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