Quote of the day – Elon Musk

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14 Steps to Happiness: A Program for Overcoming Depression by Kristian Hall (Book Review #753)

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14 steps to happiness is a self-help book geared for people with depression. It is mostly science-based and provides a comprehensive program to overcome this feeling of hopelessness. The author uses his own experience and his success in battling the illness after a very long time.

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Quote of the day – Florence Nightingale

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The Magnolia That Bloomed Unseen by Ray Smith (Book Review #752)

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The Magnolia that bloomed unseen is a romance novel written about Molly. She makes a phone call at the age of 103, to RC Smith who is an English teacher and writer, asking him to write her love story.

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The Secret Sign of the Lizard people by Kevin E. Buckley (Book Review #751)

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Rating: 5 out of 5.

The secret sign of the lizard is an eccentric novel about two detectives, Leafy and Beefy, who happen to come upon a homicide with an alien plot. The humorous novel then takes on the journey of how an aspiring model has been murdered.

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Quote of the day – Paul Walker

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What Branches Grow by T. S. Beier (Book Review #749)

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What branches grow is a science fiction post-apocalyptic novel written about a world that has become wasteland due to a third world war. Gennero, who is second in command of a town named Churchill, does not get along with Church, his boss.

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Quote of the day – Maya Angelou

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Zepharius: Volume 2 by Mel Snyder (Book Review #748)

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The second book in the series is a xenophilic political thriller continuing what was left from book one. After Zepharius finding allies in the underground of the Gisaawekian, she finds herself endangered again with the added inner turmoil, paranoia, and complications undermining her own strength and presence.

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