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Vanished by Mark Bierman (Book Review #471)
Two Moons: Memories from a World with One by RE Johnston (Book Review #470)
Finish What You Have Started by Jeyran Main
Finish What You Have Started by Jeyran Main
“Much of the stress that people feel doesn’t come from having too much to do. It comes from not finishing what they started.” David Allen
There are many things in our lives that we wish to change. That may be getting rid of bad habits or implementing new good ones. We set goals, promise ourselves, get a planner, get a coach, set reminders but still after a few days or maybe weeks, we give up. We get distracted or do not succeed in seeing any results, and so we do not finish it. Read More
How to Read Many Books in a Short Amount of Time by Jeyran Main
How to Read Many Books in a Short Amount of Time by Jeyran Main
Having a busy book blog like this one comes with many emails and requests from authors wanting me to have a look at their work and reviewing them. Not to let anyone down, I had to come up with a plan just to be able to read the volume of books I was receiving.
3 Biggest Mistakes Women Make in a Relationship by Jeyran Main
There are times when women make mistakes in their relationships. We are all humans and things are not always going to be perfect. Mistakes that are made are not to say that you are now left with no choice of return but to say, that they can be fixed by not repeating them.
Seven Ways to Overcome Fear by Jeyran Main
How can you get out of your comfort zone? Fear is what sets you back from growing. If you don’t overcome them, you limit your experiences and fall back by isolating yourself. By expanding your comfort zone, you increase your chances. You can start your day with one challenge. One of the best ways to overcome fear us to stay still and to allow yourself to feel the fear and panic. Breathe slowly and consciously. Your mind will then slowly get used to the panic sensation. The goal is to allow yourself to take the fear of fear away. When you don’t overcome the anxiety, they become who you are, and you won’t be able to transcend them. Read More
Beauty of the Fall by Rich Marcello (Book Review #469)
Just like everything else in life, as soon as Dan’s idea and software take off, his previous employer decides to give Dan grief over the concept of originality and theft of intellectual property.
Dan’s life is once more tipped and turned, and he has to straighten things up. The story resembled a Mark Zuckerberg story. It also touched sensitive topics such as domestic violence, loss, dealing with death and the loneliness one feels when they have been lonely.
The story enticed the reader to feel more compassionate towards its characters. While the protagonist had his own issues, the company he creates is aimed to relieve people from similar problems.
I found the literature to be easy to understand and to follow. The pace of the tale was decent and kept the reader engaged. I believe this fictional story would benefit readers that enjoy relatively easy-going books.
Written by Jeyran Main
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Hyperspace Radio by James Beach (Book Review #468)
From stories like wishful thinking, my undead dad, or the illegal alien beings – humor filled the book creating a continuous experience of fun and enjoyment for every story.
The literature was easy to follow and contained a high standard of good quality writing. Each story was not too long or short which provided the suitable amount of time spent on the reader to finish every part.
The pace depended on the story being told. I believe anyone who is not into long hours of reading and wishes to just enjoy taking a trip imagining these tales, even for a short period of time, would enjoy this book.
The cover design suited its content and since I rarely see that with collection storybooks, I felt that it needed to be mentioned as well.
I believe the author would benefit more from writing full piece stories and based on his writing skills, would succeed amazingly in producing fantasy stories.
Written by Jeyran Main
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The foreword of our latest published work explains it all, followed by the links where you can get our new paperback and e-editions of Once Upon a Time in Brownsville!Hurray! Welcome Linda!
FOREWORD
Respect your elders. Do good deeds. Choose work that you find to be fun. Find a way to help others, and you’ll never be lonely or poor. These principles ingrained in me from childhood popped to mind the moment I heard of the opportunity to help Linda Longoria-Neff publish her work. Yet, even my parents who instilled these ideals were not born yet for some of these tales, and just young children for others. Oh, the wisdom and social insight that can be gleaned from people who lived in those times, in that place.
Brownsville, Texas is a charming town by the Mexican border on the Gulf Coast. This extraordinary place, combined with the world-changing time…
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