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In It Together: The Beautiful Struggle Uniting Us All by Eckhart Aurelius Hughes (Book Review #1383)
‘In It Together’ is a non-fiction self-help book about happiness, self-discipline, and emotions that can be overwhelming at times but also empowering.
Read MoreTen Recommandments for Personal Empowerment by Dana Sardano (Book Review #1380)
‘Ten Recommandments for Personal Empowerment’ is a biography about how Dana grows up in a not-so-friendly environment and empowers herself through all the trauma to live happily and have a more successful life.
Read MoreA Pterodactyl named Kahoutek by Matthew Levine (Book Review #1385)
A pterodactyl named Kahoutek is a short story with a sweet message. Pterodactyl and his adventure on the San Francisco bus brings an overwhelming amount of adventure but also a story that keeps you wondering.
Read MoreThe Magician’s Secret by Charles Townsend (Book Review #1382)
‘The Magician’s Secret’ is a thriller about Delvin overcoming a tremendous ordeal of proving his innocence on a crime he never committed and a mysterious piece of treasure with magical properties that is wanted by all.
Read MoreThe Invisible Circus by Lindsey Bakken (Book Review #1381)
‘The Invisible Circus’ is a young adult fantasy story consisting of a complex storyline, descriptive writing, and intense scenes suitable for the young reader.
Read MoreDo You Need a Muse to Eliminate Writer’s Block? by Teri M Brown
Writers across the globe, and from the first written writing system to today, have looked to the heavens for help with writing. In 3200 BC, Sumeria created the first writing system, and writers began looking to the goddess Nisaba. Egyptian writers begged Seshat for help, while the Greeks and Romans focused on the nine Muses. Let’s not forget Cangjie (Chinese), Ganesha (India), Saraswati (Hindu), Itzamna (Mayan), and a variety of Catholic patron saints. And for writers not looking heavenward, inspiration can come from a talisman, crystals, essential oils, and more.
Read MoreMark Victor Hansen, Relentless: Wisdom Behind the Incomparable Chicken Soup for the Soul by Mitzi Perdue (Book Review #1379)
‘Mark Victor Hansen, Relentless’ is a non-fiction book and an educational biography about being strong and impactful and how to succeed with a resilient work ethic and a relentless spirit.
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Brandy, Ballad of a Pirate Princess by Dan E. Hendrickson (Book Review #1378)
Brandy, Ballad of a Pirate Princess by Dan E. Hendrickson
‘Brandy, Ballad of a Pirate Princess,’ is a historical fiction about Brandy, raised by pirates. When Dom Lomoche kills Brady’s father and her mother’s secret is revealed, Brady has to lift the curse from the ship and claim her right in this world.
The story was highly descriptive and filled with a beautiful narrative on the Caribbean islands. The battles and the way the storyline and the scenes interacted were exceptional. Everything from the characters and how they were developed created an enticing story.
The cover design complemented the content inside. The steady pace kept the reader wanting more, and as it was a historical novel, the facts and timing of things were well-researched and put together.
What predominately stood out in this book was Brandy herself. Her personality and demeanour towards everything were admirable, and how she dealt with all that was against her was a delight.
I recommend this book to fiction readers and those who like stories that contain thrilling concepts.
Written by Jeyran Main
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