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Kill The Goblins, How to get the negative voices in your head to shut up By Miranda K (Book Review #1776)
In “Kill The Goblins,” author Miranda K serves as a guide through the tumultuous landscape of the mind, offering a beacon of hope for those battling the incessant barrage of negative thoughts. Drawing upon her extensive experience in trauma recovery, Miranda K lays out a pragmatic and straightforward approach to quelling the inner voices that undermine our self-esteem, disrupt our peace, and impede our ability to chase our dreams.
Read MoreHeartstrings by Rachel Lane (Book Review #1775)
“Heartstrings” by Rachel Lane is a poignant and evocative narrative that delves deep into the complexities of growing up and the indelible impact of life’s unexpected turns. Through the lens of Celine and her twin sister, Lane captures the essence of the transition from the carefree days of childhood to the more challenging, formative years of adolescence, set against the backdrop of a move from Minnesota and back again.
Read MoreFENTOSCIENCE by V.S.Sury (Book Review #1774)
“FENTOSCIENCE” by V.S. Sury is a groundbreaking work that veers away from conventional scientific discourse into the realm of speculative thought, anchored by the enigmatic character of Professor Bagdenborg. Through this character’s journey, Sury invites the reader into a world where the boundaries of science are pushed beyond their limits through the application of ‘fentologic reasoning’, a novel concept inspired by advancements in nanotechnology.
Read MoreDesolation and Epiphany by James W. A. (Book Review #1773)
“Desolation and Epiphany” by James W. A. is a profound exploration of the human condition through the medium of poetry. In this collection, James W. A. weaves together a tapestry of emotions, experiences, and reflections that traverse the spectrum from the deepest sorrows to the highest joys, offering readers a window into the soul’s journey.
Read MoreCosmic Egg Inc. by Morrow Andrews (Book Review #1772)
“Cosmic Egg Inc.” by Morrow Andrews presents a captivating foray into the science fiction genre, blending humor, existential queries, and a touch of the surreal in a narrative that is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining. At the heart of this debut novel is Peter Kane, a college sophomore whose mundane summer plans are upended by a bizarre assignment: saving the world from imminent doom. The addition of Sam, an AI-powered dog with a sardonic wit, introduces a dynamic interplay between technology and humanity, offering readers a dose of levity amid the unfolding chaos.
Read MoreBreakthrough: Remove Anxiety, End Suffering, Get Clarity and Connection, Plan a Happy Life By Joe Thomsett (Book Review #1771)
“Breakthrough: Remove Anxiety, End Suffering, Get Clarity and Connection, Plan a Happy Life” by Joe Thomsett is not merely a self-help book; it is a beacon of hope for those feeling lost amidst the chaos of their own minds. This profound narrative stands out as a deeply personal and practical guide for anyone yearning to break free from the chains of anxiety, fear, and societal expectations that smother their true essence.
Read MoreSam Time: History Professor Slips into the Past and Befriends Ulysses S Grant by Donna Balon (Book Review #1770)
“Sam Time: History Professor Slips into the Past and Befriends Ulysses S. Grant” by Donna Balon offers readers a unique blend of historical accuracy and imaginative time travel, creating a novel that is as enlightening as it is entertaining. Through the eyes of Samantha (Sam) Hunter, a history professor who finds herself living dual lives across centuries, Balon crafts a narrative that is rich in detail and deeply rooted in the real-life events of Ulysses S. Grant’s era.
Read MoreBe Well by Jack E. Lewi, MD (Book Review #1905)
“Be Well” by Jack E. Lewi, MD, takes readers on an introspective journey where the ultimate destination lies within oneself. This book serves as a treasury of soulful reflections, offering powerful sources of inspiration and motivation along the path to inner peace, love, joy, and overall wellness.
Read MoreYesterday’s Voices: The 12 Universal Laws by A. A. Willis (Art Willis) (Book Review #1769)
“Yesterday’s Voices: The 12 Universal Laws” by A. A. Willis serves as an enlightening beacon, guiding readers through the complex yet fascinating universe governed by immutable laws. This anthology, the third in the ‘Yesterday’s Voices’ series, delves into the age-old wisdom encapsulated in various forms of literature, from the sacred texts of world religions to the profound musings of ancient and modern philosophy. Willis masterfully curates a collection that breathes life into the ‘Twelve Spiritual Laws,’ ‘Laws of Nature,’ and ‘Universal Principles,’ showcasing their relevance and enduring legacy.
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