Combat Medic by S.M. Boney IV (Book Review #141)
This review was kindly requested by Samuel Boney Here is a link to his website. combatmedic.org Many Veterans enlist purely to serve their country without fully comprehending the environment they are going to be living in and the things that they are about to see. Besides the obvious emotional culture shock, facing death, injuries and working under extreme stressful settings, these courageous people come home having to go back to family and are expected to live a normal life. No amount of training […]
What Would a Muslim Say Islam by Ahmed Lotfy Rashed (Book Review #364)
What Would a Muslim Say is a non-fiction religious book answering questions and clarifying miss conceptions about this Islam. In some shape […]
The Miracle Problem Solver by Kira Klenke (Book Review #361)
It is a miracle to find a book that provides a solution to every man’s problem. Can such a thing actually exist? […]
It is Only Money, and it Grows on Trees by Cara Macmillan (Book Review #128)
This review was requested by Kelsey Butts. This is a nonfictional book written about a precious commodity, money. It begins with the definition of the subject and what it used to mean. As you know, back in the days’ money was for trade and merchants. It was a way to exchange goods and purchases. However, in the century that we live in, money has gained a much different meaning. Now it also demonstrates status, human value and more. Cara Macmillan not only […]
The Power of time by Jean Paul Zogby (Book Review #110)
This review was kindly requested by Jean Paul Zogby. The most valuable commodity in the 21st century is TIME. “The power of time” by Jean Zogby is written with the intentions of providing an insightful look into how we should not attempt to manage time but to use it, in the best way we can. The book at first begins to discuss our understanding of what time is and how we experience it. Then it moves onto referencing the psychological perception of […]
