Video Review – Happy to meet me by Calista J. McBride

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Journey’s Through Faladon: The Titan Divide by The Ruinsong Order (Book Review #738)

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The Titan Divide is a fantasy novel written by 40 authors. The story begins in Mountain Birth, a magical calamity that curses the Jodmun men. The curse, which somehow can also be perceived as a blessing, creates a chance for Urbon, a wanderer, who gets attacked by Elves causing him to lose his crew. Urbon then travels to Faladon, and on the way, he makes friends, encounters dangerous enemies, and his destiny is revealed.

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Tedeskimma by 100 Lick (Book Review #722)

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Tedeskimma is a dystopian fiction novel written about eleven characters that are all connected for a single purpose. A Skimma passes on from one character to another, and as they receive it, the story of that particular character is revealed.

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Video Review – Floyd’s Rule Book of Bad Grammar by Jonathan Floyd

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When is the best time to read? by Jeyran Main

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When is the best time to read? by Jeyran Main

Studies have shown that reading for at least 6 minutes a day reduces stress by up to 68%. Experts say that it is always best to read in the mornings; however, there are debates over its productivity during night times as some use it to help them sleep at night.

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We of the Forsaken World Kiran Bhat (Book Review #721)

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We of the forsaken world is a fictional book written with four characters as protagonists. Each character has a story of its own with no relevance to the other and as disjointed as this may sound the book takes you on a journey around the world experiencing the culture, relationships and drama.

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Research can be fun! by Sue Clark

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OK, let’s get it out there. Research for a novel can be a chore. Those heavy reference books, that dry-as-dust internet browsing, that trawling through ancient cuttings, they’re just not me. I write comedy, you see. For years, I was a BBC TV and radio scriptwriter, penning funny lines for the likes of Tracey Ullman and Lenny Henry, alongside pursuing a more conventional career as a journalist, copywriter and PR.

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