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Travel Mania by Karen Gershowitz (Book Review #1072)
Travel Mania is a travel adventure story about Karen Gershowitz, who has travelled Europe alone at the age of 17. She has spanned more than 90 countries, pursuing her dream and passion of travelling. While travelling, she meets many people, understands various cultures, experiences many encounters and alongside it all, takes some risks too.
Read MoreTop Tips for Book Lovers Q&A: Advice from the Experts
Every book lover will agree that reading not only brings you lots of benefits, but it can take you to places you couldn’t imagine. Every book and every page can transport you and make you feel you are part of the story. So if you are a book lover, or maybe you are just trying to improve your reading habit, encouraging your kids to read, or simply want to know more about books, keep reading. From “How to start a good reading habit” to “What is the perfect lighting for reading,” we gathered the best book blogs to give us their expert opinion on tips, advice, and everything we need to know on how to be a perfect bookworm.
The Hangman by Dee Rose (Book Review #1071)
The Hangman is a paranormal urban fantasy story. This is book one of ‘The Hangman Universe’ series. The story begins with Kente Cromwell being murdered by his neighbours. He strikes a deal with Leechdon, the Soul Eater, a powerful demon and the new leader of the underworld, to come back seeking revenge over the people who lied to him and betrayed him. However, Leechdon has a plan of his own and plans to attack Earth by bringing four of his own allies. This creates a problem for the Hangman as he now has to pick a side.
Read MoreThe Balance of Fear by Diana C. Hall (Book Review #1070)
The balance of fear is a psychological fiction book. It is a compelling and emotionally charged story about Elizabeth Stanton. She has run away to Seattle so that she can be an art teacher. Life seems to be going her way until she finds a dead body in the theatre. Things then turn from calm to chaos as Elizabeth investigates the reason and truth behind Alyson’s death.
Read MoreThe Captain’s Daughters by Doreen D. Berger (Book Review #1066)
The Captain’s daughter is a children’s book science fiction story and begins with Diane and Robin, two sisters having fun horseback riding and relaxing on their family ranch. Captain William March of the Starship Polaris is their father, and when the girls don’t come back one day from their fun outing, he begins to worry. Diane and Robin have been kidnapped, and that’s what shapes up the rest of this thrilling story.
Read MoreFlicker of the Flame by Evelyn Puerto (Book Review #1067)
Flicker of the flame is the second book in the Outlawed Myth Series. It is a young adult fantasy story about Tereka Sabidur’s and how her life changes after her mother kicks her out. Tereka seeks the truth about herself and her family. The more she investigates, the more she realizes about a cryptic prophecy, magic amulets and how her life is in danger.
Read MoreBarefoot Alice by Jan Porter (Book Review #1069)
Barefoot Alice is a contemporary woman’s fiction novel about how Alice’s husband leaves her and how her background shapes this person’s character in dealing with the matter. Alice is very relatable, and her story can remind you of so many people you probably know.
Read MoreForever by J.B. Roux (Book Review #1068)
Forever is a contemporary romance novel about Jenny wanting a child so bad that it almost becomes an obsession. She does not care about getting married or having a relationship. When she meets David, all is good; however, he also comes with a background and a story. The two work well together, and the baby she wants is almost as real as it can get; however, her feelings are not as strict anymore, and her wants begin to sway differently.
Read MoreMy Brother Nibby Wyatt Mercer DeHavalan (Book Review #1065)
My brother Nibby is a memoir written about four brothers living in the Lower Town of Ann Arbor in Michigan. The biography retells events from the 1930s and speaks of the 40s and 50s eras. The memoir reveals special and intimate moments of how these four brothers grew up in the poorest conditions and how each grew up to become military pilots and naval aviators during the Korean War.
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