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The little book of Stoicism by Jonas Salzgeber (Book Review #562)
The little book of Stoicism is a book geared towards bettering your life using Stoic Philosophy. The book begins by providing a brief explanation of the history of Stoicism. The philosophy of what it means and how effective the practices, meditations are for our… Continue Reading “The little book of Stoicism by Jonas Salzgeber (Book Review #562)”
Lance: A Spirit Unbroken by Walter Stoffel (Book Review #558)
Lance is a memoir story about a dog that is rescued only for their owners to realize later on the extensive amount of work and trouble they have gotten themselves in. This humorous book discusses a Border collie dog that has endured many years… Continue Reading “Lance: A Spirit Unbroken by Walter Stoffel (Book Review #558)”
Justice Gone by N. Lombardi Jr. (Book Review #547)
Justice Gone is a psychological thriller story. It highlights an event that happens in a small town and what unfolds as a dramatic and wonderfully set story discussing matters that we are facing in the world we live today. Three policemen are gunned down… Continue Reading “Justice Gone by N. Lombardi Jr. (Book Review #547)”
Far away and further back by Patrick Burns (Book Review #543)
Far away and further is a memoir written with the delicate texture of descriptions explaining in detail Patrick’s life. It describes his challenges, experiences, background and his travels. As a corporate nomad, he explores many avenues sharing some disadvantages welcoming us to an insightful… Continue Reading “Far away and further back by Patrick Burns (Book Review #543)”
Writing for Bliss: A Companion Journal by Diana Raab (Book Review #529)
Writing for bliss is a self-help book geared toward people who have an interest in planning and writing. The book is used as a form of meditation for people who aspire becoming writers or have fear in doing so, however, have never found the… Continue Reading “Writing for Bliss: A Companion Journal by Diana Raab (Book Review #529)”
Vincent Van Gogh – The Ambiguity of Insanity
An abrasive itinerary of the presence of women, the landscape and obsession. Such are the internal paradigms that went through the compelling life of the Post-Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh.
Giuseppe Cafiero’s Biography
Giuseppe Cafiero lives in the Tuscan countryside, in Lucignano, in the province of Arezzo, Italy. Born in Naples, he spent his childhood in several Italian cities. In Bologna, he began to attend intellectual circles at Roberto Roversi ‘s renowned bookstore, “Palma Verde”. It… Continue Reading “Giuseppe Cafiero’s Biography”
Vincent Van Gogh, the Ambiguity of Insanity by Giuseppe Cafiero (Book Review #525)
Vincent Van Gogh was an extraordinary Dutch painter. He was famous and influential in his time and made an impact on Western Art. There are many articles and opinions made about his work, in particular, his love for women and places. This audiobook provides… Continue Reading “Vincent Van Gogh, the Ambiguity of Insanity by Giuseppe Cafiero (Book Review #525)”
Coping with Alzheimer’s disease from the Caregiver’s View By Rosalind Ryans (Book Review #542)
Coping with Alzheimer’s disease is a short self-help book written about a daughter who has a mother suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. The book is divided into two sections and explains the disease based on its physical changes and how it personally affects the person.… Continue Reading “Coping with Alzheimer’s disease from the Caregiver’s View By Rosalind Ryans (Book Review #542)”
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