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A Gang of Outsiders by Bobby Williams (Book Review #1053)
A gang of outsiders is a collection of stories about different kind of individuals all facing various forms of failures and behavioural reactions that sometimes makes you laugh. The dynamic of the stories possess elements of money, art, love, sex, drugs, and even religion. It has something for everyone and therefore enjoyable to read.
Read MoreWhat I’ve Learned Dr. Diane Gross (Book Review #1047)
What I’ve learned is a self-help book dedicated to those who are in constant need to be perfect and how tiresome this can become. The book explains how she has learned to love and embrace a more meaningful and transformative life. Although Judgment and dogma can be simple and an easier route to take she emphasizes on how to not act out of your own pain and see understanding. She asks us to opt for love and grace and believes that is the light for transformative power.
Read MoreCape Nome by Neil Perry Gordon (Book Review #1051)
Cape Nome is the second book in the Alaskan adventures of Percy Hope. It’s 1898, and the city is filled with murder, kidnapping, conspiracies and many betrayals. Percy’s mission is to uncover the truth, but many things are in his way.
Read MoreDancing with Death by Jean-Philippe Soulé (Book Review #1050)
Dancing with death is a beautiful travel adventure story about the author going on a wild expedition with his friends, dealing with many thrilling scenes. From being charged by a bull shark, dealing with bandits, crocodiles, getting malaria, and so much more, you really get the gist of a true story being told.
Read MoreThe Trial of the Beast by Matt Spencer (Book Review #1049)
The trial of the beast is an urban fantasy story and follows the story of Rob and Sally. This is the second book of ‘The Deschembine’ series. Five years have passed. Sally and Rob are married and in hiding. Life isn’t easy for them. Sheldon is trapped in his paranormal callings, and so much more is happening, taking you on a thrilling horror journey.
Read MoreThe Power of Pivoting by Monica Ortega (Book Review #1048)
The power of pivoting is a self-help book teaching you how to deal with changes. Many things change in our lives. Relationships, carers, finances, and friends all come and go, but the author enables us to expect the unexpected and learn to lean into the pivot. We can prepare for the side effects of the emotional baggage and use the setbacks as setups.
Read MoreArdennia by Bruce Calhoun (Book Review #1052)
Ardennia is a young adult novel about Cinderella’s Prince. The story is based on the original tale we all know and have been addicted to since a young age. However, this one takes on additional sideline adventures with pixies, trolls, fairies, nymphs, and dwarves. There are added romance and love connections as well, enticing the experience and taking it to a whole other level.
Read MoreVictory with Valor by Barbara Robison (Book Review #1046)
Victory with Valor is a political fiction set in 1866. The story begins with Carrie taking a train to California. Her husband is ill with a fever, and before she gets there, she learns that he has passed on. Grief takes over her loss, and life isn’t the same for her. We slowly watch Carrie begin to heal and find a purpose in her life.
Read MoreReflections of Anxious African American by Eric L. Heard (Book Review #1045)
Reflections of anxious African American is a memoir and a story. It begins with the author expressing his experience and journey as a father and how it shaped him into the man he is today. Eric’s honesty is reflected in the retelling, and his behaviour towards his son sends him into a self-reflecting mode, letting us know about his upbringing and so much more.
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