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Category: Non- Fiction
REARRANGED by Kathleen Watt (Book Review #1546)
‘REARRANGED’ is a nonfiction memoir and the story of an opera singer who loses so much after being diagnosed with a rare cancer disease, osteogenic sarcoma. As we read through Kathleen’s journey of protracted treatment and recovery, we are introduced to months of chemotherapy, surgeries,… Continue Reading “REARRANGED by Kathleen Watt (Book Review #1546)”
If You Really Want to Help by Kurt Kandler (Book Review #1538)
‘If You Really Want to Help’ is a non-fiction book written with the purpose of providing the secret to helping communities to be lifted from poverty.
From Saigon to Katum: Two Exchanges of War by Dennis R. Bourret and Sam Huynh (Book Review #1534)
‘From Saigon to Katum’ is a memoir of two men letting us know about the Vietnam War and everything they go through travelling from Saigon to Katum and even more.
Zaidy’s War: Four Armies, Three Continents, Two Brothers. One Man’s Impossible Story of Endurance By Martin Bodek (Book Review #1530)
‘Zaidy’s War’ is a memoir about Benzion Malik and how he ends up in the Romanian Army at age 21. You get to read his life from 1939 and how he is still stuck in the army till 1945.
Mastering the Way: Breaking Free from Suffering by James Marketti (Book Review #1527)
‘Breaking Free from Suffering’ is a short but sweet account of a self-help book providing ways for the reader to confront their mind and stop the negative thoughts that escalate into negative habits, depression and self-harm.
Volcanic Adventures in Tonga – Species Conservation on Tin Can Island By Ann Göth (Book Review #1521)
‘Volcanic Adventures in Tonga’ is a travel memoir about Ann and her passion as a bird and nature lover. She takes you to a remote island and presents you with simple living.
Unhunched: Discover Wellness Through Posture by Aesha Tahir (Book Review #1520)
‘Unhucnhed; Discover Wellness Through Posture’ is a non-fiction self-help book focusing on how your posture can affect your daily life and its correctness can affect your physical form.
LIFE LESSONS FROM A LATE BLOOMER – VIGNETTES OF A SMALL-TOWN GIRL by Jackie Ewing (Book Review #1519)
‘LIFE LESSONS FROM A LATE BLOOMER’ is a memoir written with humor and many life lessons you can take from. Jackie has a tremendously interesting life, and as much as she provides wisdom, you also understand all the objects and the world she sees.
Brother Broken by Cecile Beaulieu (Book Review #1510)
‘Brother Broken’ is an emotional memoir written by Cecile about her life, mental illness, suicide, relationships, life, and how it all ends up becoming a self-discovery journey for her.
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