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BREAKTHROUGH: From Perfect to Real by Noami Lee (Book Review #2110)
In BREAKTHROUGH: From Perfect to Real, Noami Lee offers a deeply compassionate, insightful, and empowering guide for anyone feeling stuck behind the mask of perfectionism. This beautifully written self-help book is more than a call to action—it’s a personal invitation to uncover your truest self with courage, confidence, and compassion.
Read MoreAmong the Clouds by DeMario L. Pressley (Book Review #2109)
Among the Clouds is a heartfelt and beautifully told children’s story that soars with messages of resilience, courage, and the power of community. Written by DeMario L. Pressley and brought to life with charming, uplifting illustrations, this book will leave both young readers and adults deeply inspired.
Read MoreA Tuft of Thistledown by Anon (Book Review #2108)
A Tuft of Thistledown is a haunting and beautifully told historical novel that delves into the emotional aftermath of the Trail of Tears, exploring themes of love, betrayal, cultural survival, and the weight of hidden motives. Told with deep sensitivity and reverence for the Cherokee people and their legacy, this is a story that resonates long after the final page.
Read MoreA Secret Soldier’s Confession by Dennis Barger (Book Review #2107)
“Pursuit of her grandfather’s last request seemed straightforward. The adventure proved troublesome.”
So begins A Secret Soldier’s Confession, an exhilarating debut novel by Dennis Barger—a high-stakes action-adventure mystery that seamlessly blends historical intrigue, globe-trotting peril, and an emotionally compelling journey of discovery.
Read More1066 – THE YEAR OF INVASIONS by Louis Latzer (Book Review #2106)
1066 – THE YEAR OF INVASIONS is a richly imagined and intricately woven alternate history novel that redefines the outcome of one of the most pivotal years in European history. Combining historical accuracy with inventive twists, this story dares to ask, “What if the Battle of Hastings had ended differently?” The result is a fast-paced, strategically layered, and deeply satisfying retelling of the power struggles that shaped medieval England.
Read More16 Stories About 16 Therapists by Dianne Corbeau (Book Review #2105)
In 16 Stories About 16 Therapists, Dianne Corbeau takes readers on a raw, honest, and often humorous journey through the therapist’s chair—from the other side of the couch. With each short story, readers are offered a voyeuristic peek into the deeply personal, sometimes absurd, sometimes profound quest for mental health support.
Read MoreThe Secret Method for Growing Younger by Ellen Wood (Book Review #2104)
In The Secret Method for Growing Younger, Ellen Wood delivers an empowering and heartfelt guide that merges personal healing, scientific curiosity, and spiritual wisdom into a transformative self-help experience. This expanded edition of her original work, previously titled Think and Grow Young, is not only a testimony of triumph over early Alzheimer’s symptoms but also a profound application of the Law of Attraction to reclaim vitality and mental clarity.
All Money Ain’t Good Money by Tracey Lampley (Book Review #2103)
In All Money Ain’t Good Money, Tracey Lampley delivers a razor-sharp, gripping mystery that balances grit with heart, and suspense with soul. At the center is Jinx Curry—an unforgettable, refreshingly flawed private investigator who knows how to survive but longs for more than just catching cheating spouses and paying overdue bills.
Read MoreA Legend of Tara: Fionn the Reviver by Colm Hearne (Book Review #2102)
From the heart of Irish folklore comes a charming and imaginative tale that will transport young readers into a world of ancient legends, mystical creatures, and the enduring power of bravery. A Legend of Tara: Fionn the Reviver by Colm Hearne is an enchanting children’s fantasy novel that blends rich mythological roots with fresh storytelling, inviting both kids and adults alike to immerse themselves in a tale brimming with adventure, magic, and heart.
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