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Close Your Eyes: A Fairy Tale by Chris Tomasini (Book Review #1354)
‘Close your eyes’ is a historical fiction set in the 1400s, and it’s about the King of Gora hiring a cast of helpers to ensure the safety, enjoyment, and entertainment of his two children.
Read MoreFree Air by A. Thackery (Book Review #1353)
Free Air is a dystopian science fiction filled with elements of drama, intrigue, and discovery. In a world where survival is key, you discover Corissa, a young laborer on Avudix, hardly living in a tunnel network created to keep her safe from industrial pollution and an inhospitable planet.
Read MoreUnplug Your Robot by Karin Kiser (Book Review #1352)
‘Unplug Your Robot’ is a nonfiction self-help book written to change how you think about the normalities we think are meant to be part of our existence. The author introduces the concept of unplugging from the unconscious routine and living with clarity.
Read MoreStep Lively: New York City Tales of Love and Change by Sherri Moshman-Paganos (Book Review #1351)Â
‘Step Lively’ is a fictional memoir about how Jill and Alex move to Manhattan so Jill can follow her dreams. The story is set in the 1980s. As you read and see how they both navigate the ups and down, you realize that no one is perfect, and sometimes you find a different path to happiness.
Read MoreThe Adventures of Steven and Rex: Blast Off! By Anthony Sestito (Book Review #1350)
‘The Adventures of Steven and Rex’ is a children’s book teaching them about being grateful and taking responsibility.
Read MoreThe Bodhi Blueprint: Ultimate Freedom! Master Your Fears and Live Life on Purpose by Jisun Sunny Fisher (Book Review #1349)
‘The Bodhi Blueprint’ is a nonfiction self-help book. The book’s purpose is to enable the reader to overcome their fears in life. Bodhi(sattva) means one who seeks enlightenment, and this book provides the power you need to find your path and make your life purposeful.
Read MoreThere’s No Such Thing As Never In Forever by Kenneth Nichols Fecteau and Judy Nichols Feateau (Book Review#1348)
‘There’s No Such Thing As Never In Forever’ is a paranormal urban fantasy story filled with action and adventure. Mandy, Lizzy, Hugo, and Terma decide on having the perfect Thanksgiving. However, everything falls apart when they all get abducted. Mandy and Lizzy find themselves as underage dancers, and Hugo and Yerma are prisoned by a voodoo queen.
Read MoreThe Shadows of Appalachia by Mary O. Bremier (Book Review #1347)
‘The Shadows of Appalachia’ is a memoir written about the author back in 1928, where Mary invites us into her childhood years and more.
Read More1 2 3 Count with Me on Granddad’s Farm by Valerie D. Johnson (Book Review #1346)
‘1 2 3 Count with Me on Granddad’s Farm’ is a children’s book filled with colorful drawings, numbers, and stories that go with each page in order to teach your child how to count.
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