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A Boy in a Park: Tales of Wonder and Despair by Richard Parkin (Book Review #731)
I Died But I Got Better: How A Dozen Brushes with Death Transformed My Life by Lance Von Prum (Book Review #730)
I died, but I got better is a book written about Lance Von Prum’s experience living his life and how he has escaped death a few times. He explains all of the good and the bad, highs and lows, and does not shy away from anything.
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Out of the Pantry: A Disordered Eating Journey Ronni Robinson (Book Review #764)
Out of the pantry is a self-help book and Ronni Robinson and her journey struggling with disordered eating. Ronni has a big secret, and she is ashamed of how food controls her life. She is a slave to food through emotional eating, binge eating, and unexplainable compulsion to eat more junk food. She relates the stigma to a time where her mother hides cookies from her, and the book then takes you on a journey with Ronni growing up and how she deals with this enormously crucial mental illness.
Read MoreJust Holden On by Ashley Parr (Book Review #729)
Just holden on is a humorous parenting book written about the moments when you are pregnant and deliver a child. The author shares her experience in an attempt to allow parents to see the struggling parts and the happy parts of motherhood. It is apparent that love is there, and in a way, this book makes you feel good knowing you are not alone.
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My Dear Ellie by Aisha Urooj (Book Review #728)
My dear Ellie is a fictional story about love and friends. It begins with Ellie wanting to be a superstar. Her dream and ambitions are so intense that she does not want to take a long time to achieve it. As the going says, “be careful what you wish for,” Ellie’s fame is something she needs to be cautious of as it becomes a sorrowful experience.
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