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The Aging Machine by Paul Robert Schreyer (Book Review #1235)
The aging machine is a young adult story about John and Taylor, two 15-year-olds living in a state-run care facility, both accused of a murder they never conducted and sentenced to 60 years of life in prison.
Read MoreJexter Bladebrace & The Exalted Kingdom By Jamie Smartkins (Book Review #1234)
Jexter Bladebrace and the exalted kingdom is an urban fantasy sci-fi story set in 2080 AD. An asteroid has hit the Earth, and human civilization is almost destroyed. The story begins with Jexter Bladebrace waking up on a deserted island that is almost submerging, only to escape searching for land.
Read MoreHow to be lonely by Dave Mainelli (Book Review #1233)
How to be lonely is a collection of stories written with the intention of examining loneliness and longing for a connection, flaws, struggles, and faults to the heart of a being. They are thought-provoking and short but contain well-balanced characters and enjoyable after effects.
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Jericho’s Wall by Pamela Young (Book Review #1231)
Jericho’s Wall is a dystopian fiction story. It all begins with Joshlynn, a 16-year-old, getting ready to take her test and be told where she is to live, work, and basically be told how to live.Â
Read MoreBright Lights Bound by Darkness by I.M. Savage (Book Review #1230)
Bright lights bound by darkness is a sci-fi action story about a universe that is expanding until it is virtually empty. The remaining human inhabitants live with Nano, a sentient spaceship orbiting a dead dwarf star in an otherwise empty universe.
Read MoreSally Sensational Sense of Smell by Chris Lau (Book Review #1229)
Sally sensational sense is a children’s book story about how Sally has a strong sense of smell and finds it troublesome, but her parents and sister think everything is fine.
Read MoreWhat is Coronovirus by Sabbithry Persad (Book Review #1228)
What is coronavirus is a nonfiction book providing an educational account and discussion of the novel coronavirus and the pandemic. The book approaches the matter through the world of science and health research.
Read MoreSwipe Write by Lindsay Taylor Dellinger (Book Review #1227)
Swipe write is a memoir dating book containing tales of Lindsay going on 20 online dates, meeting 20 different men, and what happens with each one. Some are hilarious, some weird but above all, you get to understand what a thirty-three-year-old divorcee has to face when she is on this journey of finding a companion.
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