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Ernest Ellender, PhD, brings his extensive experience as a trauma therapist and Jiu-jitsu black belt instructor to the forefront in his transformative book, “This is How We Heal from Painful Childhoods.” The book serves as a comprehensive guide for individuals looking to overcome the… Continue Reading “This is how we heal from painful childhoods by Ernest Ellender, PhD (Book Review #1864)”
The Hate Game: Screaming in the Silence is an enjoyable memoir by Gary Trew, detailing his turbulent childhood and the emotional toll of growing up in 1960s and 1970s Britain. Trew narrates his journey of survival, personal growth, and eventual transformation, offering readers a… Continue Reading “The Hate Game: Screaming in the Silence by Gary Trew (Book Review #1942)”
In “The Crew,” Michael Mohr delves into the turbulent waters of adolescence, set against the backdrop of a Catholic college-prep school outside Los Angeles in the year 2000—a time just before the ubiquity of cell phones altered teenage life forever. Through the eyes of… Continue Reading “The Crew by Michael Mohr (Book Review #1854)”
Mike P’s “The Happy World Of Unhappy People” ventures deep into the complex interplay between modern society and the quest for happiness, offering readers a lucid and engaging examination of why contemporary life seems at odds with genuine contentment. Through a compelling blend of… Continue Reading “The Happy World Of Unhappy People by Mike P (Book Review #1853)”
Serene Rishi’s debut novel, “To Unshakable Bliss,” is a captivating and profound exploration of the human quest for meaning, purpose, and inner peace. Through the character of Qayum, a successful yet unfulfilled tech star turned children’s author, Rishi embarks readers on an odyssey that… Continue Reading “To Unshakable Bliss by Serene Rishi (Book Review #1850)”
Fred Calvert’s “Maestro! Maestro!” is an enchanting dive into the heart of Vienna’s classical music era, with a twist that resonates through the annals of music history. The novel introduces us to Anton Becker, a young composer whose revolutionary music shakes the foundations of… Continue Reading “Maestro! Maestro!” by Fred Calvert: A Symphony of Love, Innovation, and Devilish Delight (Book Review #1849)”
In “Yesteryear,” Stephen G. Eoannou crafts a captivating narrative that pays homage to the golden age of radio and the imaginative spark behind some of America’s most iconic characters. Drawing inspiration from the likes of W.P. Kinsella’s “Shoeless Joe,” Bernard Malamud’s “The Natural,” and… Continue Reading “Yesteryear by Stephen G. Eoannou: A Magical Tale of Creativity and Destiny (Book Review #1846)”
Patrick O’Brien’s “The Adventure of Kozmos Lovejoy” is not just a memoir; it is a heartfelt exploration of self-discovery and spiritual awakening set against the backdrop of the 1960s and ’70s, a time of profound cultural and spiritual renaissance in America. Through the character… Continue Reading “The Adventure of Kozmos Lovejoy by Patrick 0′ Brien (Book Review #1843)”