Short Book

A Gift for Sarah by R. A. Rios (Book Review #245)

March 3, 2018

This review was kindly requested by R. A. Rios A gift for Sarah is a short contemporary romance book. The story focuses on Bill and Sarah, sharing their love story. The book focuses on Bill’s journey, his sorrows, and happiness. Bill suffers from cancer but chooses not to tell Sarah about it. The entire setting is about his life and death. Although the story sounds very sad, to begin with, it displays a very sweet kind of love. The love that is […]

Two Hundred Very Short Stories by Helen Keeling-Marston (Book Review #234)

March 1, 2018

This review was kindly requested by Helen Marston. Two Hundred very stories is written with the intention of providing a fast read through several short tales. The collection, although sounds like much, is, in fact, fit into an almost 200-page book. This means that the stories are a page or more long, creating the opportunity for the light reader fans to enjoy a swiftly subtle read before they sleep or conduct another hobby they are trying to get into. The work is […]

Terrorism by Michael Mansell (Book Review #229)

February 24, 2018

This review was kindly requested by Lean stone Book Club. Terrorism is a non-fiction history short book. The book consists of a quick summary and explanation on how terrorism started, how many kinds exist, and compares certain ideologies such as comparing Jihad with terrorism or comparing Al Qaeda with ISIS. According to the book, terrorism started from the 14th century and they were mostly religious related. Cyber terrorism is, for example, something we are facing today. Viruses, stealing information, abusing the systems are just some […]

The Poems of Robin R Rabii by Robin R Rabii (Book Review #194)

February 17, 2018

This review was written for Online Book Club “I rate this book 2 out of 4 stars.” This book was an “OnlineBookClub.org Book of the Day.” The Poems of Robin R Rabii is a collection of poems written by the author expressing his emotions about certain political and social subject matters. Based on the cover design, at first, I thought that the poems were going to be about flowers and butterflies, however, soon after reading I realized that it was more of […]

History of Philosophy by Michael J. Stewart (Book Review #206)

February 16, 2018

This review was kindly requested by Lean Stone Book Club. History of Philosophy is a mind-boggling book discussing Roman, Eastern, and Western philosophy. It also includes Theories and philosophers, which have had great influence in shaping what we have today. I liked this book because it was very easy to understand. Philosophy is not a subject that everyone finds enjoyable or easy to read, however, this book has been written with a nice flow and connectivity between the subject matters. The literary […]

Survival by Alexander S. Blackmon (Book Review #204)

February 15, 2018

This review was kindly requested by Lean Stone Book Club. This book is all about survival techniques and basic preparing methods to survive tricky situations. I think it is a great book for people that travel a lot or are planning to travel to places that there may be circumstances where you really get stuck. I think it’s a very useful book to have and to even keep in the trunk of your car. The only recommendation I would have is to […]