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A RIGHT CHARACTER – Daniel Abrahams
Having touched on the subject of writing, as in getting down to the job of actually doing it, in my previous article, I thought it was worth opening the door, ever so slightly, on the subject of characters, fictional that is, and the creating of there in.
I prefer to use a sort of ‘method acting’ approach with my main protagonists, and with supporting characters I tend to litter them with bits and pieces of people I see, remember or know, but only the slightest bits. Read More
TwoSpells by Mark Morrison (Book Review #464)
Lessons from Life: FOUR KEYS to Living with More Meaning, Purpose, and Success (Book Review #463)
Subjects like the importance of home, understanding your strengths, and creating a path for your life are just a few to name discussed in this book.
The matter of the book is a memoir was a good addition to the self-help aspect of the work. The content was filled with inspirational words and since it was written with a personal perspective, one could easily connect to the storyline.
Memoirs, in general, are not a very popular genre for people that are unknown, however, this book has attempted to make a difference by providing valuable information that can change someone’s life.
I believe anyone looking for a life-changing book would enjoy reading this book.
Jeyran Main
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Heather by John Talisker (Book Review #283)
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Apocalypse 2027: Antichrist Unmasked by Peter Jensen (Book Review #462)
Apocalypse 2027 is a religion and spirituality book seeking out a diverse look on the Bible prophecy. Whether one has a certain belief on religion in general or is pursuing answers, I believe this book provides an insightful look into it.
A RIGHT CHARACTER – by Daniel Abrahams
A RIGHT CHARACTER – by Daniel Abrahams
Having touched on the subject of writing, as in getting down to the job of actually doing it, in my previous article, I thought it was worth opening the door, ever so slightly, on the subject of characters, fictional that is, and the creating of therein.
Dark Chains by Latasha Braxton (Book Review #461)
Dark Chains is an autobiography self-help book. LaTasha has a moving story to tell. Being abused from a young age she endures some harsh circumstances. The words are strong, real and the abuse is hard to even read but one has to face the truth that these things do happen and how it can affect a human being.
Eat Hot…Look Hot – The Starter Cookbook by Alessandra Solis (Book Review #460)
Home Is Where the Bark Is By Stella St. Claire
Home Is Where the Bark Is
By Stella St. Claire
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Willow Wells is officially an entrepreneur. With the first phase of her dog gym’s renovation complete, and a success, Willow is ready for more. A doggie spa to be exact. The plan is to win an upcoming dog show, not only giving her the funds for the expansion but a national advertising campaign with the winning dog, Lady Valkyrie. Everything is going according to plan—and Willow can see the future in all its gold medal and dog grooming glory—until Terry Gib, Lady Valkyrie’s owner, is accused of murder. Read More
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