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The forger and the thief by Kirsten McKenzie (Book Review #928)
The forger and the thief is a historical mystery story about five strangers who, each to their own, are entangled in the forger’s wicked web and have an agenda and a part to play in the story.
Read MoreThe Tenant’s Wrath Gabriel Nombo (Book Review #954)
The Tenant’s Wrath is a sci-fi story set in the 34th century. It is a research report on how aliens live on their planet and how they have been detected one century after the first signal was indicated.
Read MoreSelf-reflect to self-correct by Ray Stith (Book Review #927)
Self-reflect to self-correct is a motivational and relatable book geared for people searching for material that teaches you a lesson on attitude, decision-making, execution, and perseverance.
Read MoreThe Art and Science of Meditation by Lisa Erickson (Bok Review #926)
The art and science of meditation is a self-help book geared to help you deepen and personalize your practice. The author aims to overcome challenges and enhance human spirituality by integrating meditation techniques to create an ideal world for the reader. Scientific research has proven this technique, and although there are obstacles and triumphs in everyone’s life, we can divert and exercise a better way of living by practicing its methods.
I prominently enjoyed this book because it did not solely depend on modern and contemporary techniques. It also geared its methods by using history and sources that have proven to work in the past.
The literature is easy to read and understand. This mattered since sometimes the aim is to help the reader; however, the content is written to lose interest and just simply don’t understand what you are meant to do. I appreciate this notion that everything was well organized and well explained.
I recommend this book to anyone looking to better their lives, self-help readers, and those looking to meditate.
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Written by Jeyran Main
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The Sky Worshipers by F. M. Deemyad (Book Review #925)
The sky worshipers is a military fiction story setting us back to Genghis Khan, the Mongol leader whose ambition was to take over the world. The story takes you on an honest, historically correct endeavor revealing the life of the conquerors and women’s voice yet unknown in Europe. The in-depth novel represents the 13th center world, and his unforgettable story of the survival of women would have been. The narrative is told through the eyes of three princesses and truly embarks on a story worth reading.
Read MoreHouse on Fire: How to Prevent Conflict and “Arsonist” Behaviors from Burning Down Your Company by Thomas Brown (Book Review #952)
House on fire is a well-written guidebook for those in management at executive and board levels, and it teachers them how to disparage conflict and prevent it from happening.
The literature is written well and is helpful for anyone, not just business owners. It is filled with self-assessments and presented with methodologies that actually work. The book is perfect for business planning, conflict resolution, and mediation strategies. This should also be a stepping stone for someone who wants to start a business.
In this book, Thomas aims to present a compelling case for stopping what he calls the “arsonist personalities” in senior management and on the board.
Since the author is the founder and CEO of his own company and successfully manages boards of directors, inventors, and executives, his knowledge is definitely worth having. He knows what he is talking about with a highly well-educated background.
I think what stood out for me was how organized everything was laid out. It was well planned, illustrated, and taught. The writing style was educational and possessed a colloquial tone to it.
I recommend this book to anyone who into strategic business planning.
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Shackles of the Storm by D. and L. Kardenal (Book Review #924)
Shackles of the storm is the first book in the Spirits of Seiran series. The story is set in the city of Kahlaran, which is a seaside port city. The story begins with Zaira, the adopted daughter of a perfumer accused of a double murder alongside her foster-father. As they both flee, Zaira discovers a few things about herself and finds a friend, Ezair, who convinces her to stay and clear her name. The adventure then entices when Zaira is chased by a cult of strange men and can no longer hide her true nature.
Read MoreStalking Gideon Cain by Kerry Alan Denney (Book Review #923)
Stalking Gideon Cain is a psychological thriller about Brendan Callahan. He is an author of continuous bestselling thrillers. Brendan’s success in his writing is based on a big lie and a secret that takes over the story, challenging his life and causing people to claim revenge.
Read MoreFrom My Balcony To Yours by Nino Gugunishvili (Book Review #950)
From my balcony to yours is a biography written as a collection of short stories aimed to enlighten you and inform you of her personal account during the first several months of the Covid-19. Her observations are sweet and endearing. The book is thought-provoking and discusses matters that are real and possess an honest reflection of reality.
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