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I CHOOSE THE ENDING by Tasha Marie Johnson (Book Review #1813)

“I CHOOSE THE ENDING” by Tasha Marie Johnson is an odyssey of resilience, courage, and the indomitable human spirit that transcends the boundaries of a traditional memoir. Across five captivating books, Johnson courageously lays bare her tumultuous journey through love, betrayal, adversity, and ultimately,… Continue Reading “I CHOOSE THE ENDING by Tasha Marie Johnson (Book Review #1813)”

Interview with Corey Manning

Q: Why did you decide to write a children’s book? A: When my kids were growing up, they had a lot of questions about life, loss, fitting in, and making friends. I wanted to be able to answer their questions in a way that… Continue Reading “Interview with Corey Manning”

1942 : When The British Rule in India Was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (Book Review #1810)

“1942: When The British Rule in India Was Threatened” by Krishna Kumar is a compelling and meticulously researched examination of a pivotal year in Indian history. Kumar, with his deep-rooted passion for Indian history, particularly the British Period, embarks on a scholarly journey to… Continue Reading “1942 : When The British Rule in India Was Threatened by Krishna Kumar (Book Review #1810)”

The Machine Murders by C J Abazis (Book Review #1809)

“The Machine Murders” by C.J. Abazis is a riveting thriller that transports readers to the stunning yet sinister backdrop of Mykonos, where a series of chilling murders disrupts the island’s party scene. The novel’s protagonist, Manos Manu, is an unconventional hero: a data scientist… Continue Reading “The Machine Murders by C J Abazis (Book Review #1809)”

Scorpius by Monty Ryan (Book Review #1807)

“Scorpius” by Monty Ryan is an enthralling narrative set against the backdrop of Ancient Rome, a story of resilience, ambition, and the thirst for freedom that propels a young slave from the confines of servitude to the pinnacle of chariot racing glory. Through the… Continue Reading “Scorpius by Monty Ryan (Book Review #1807)”

Loris Opens Up His Heart by Dagmara Sitek (Book Review #1806)

“Loris Opens Up His Heart: An Emotional Story For Kids” by Dagmara Sitek is a touching and profound picture book that delves into the complexities of foster care, recovery, and the power of love and friendship. Through the vibrant and dynamic storytelling format of… Continue Reading “Loris Opens Up His Heart by Dagmara Sitek (Book Review #1806)”

Final Video Game by Craig Speakes (Book Review #1804)

In a world where the boundaries between reality and virtual experiences blur, Craig Speakes delivers an exhilarating and thought-provoking narrative in “Final Video Game.” This young adult science fiction novel tackles the concept of video gaming culture, artificial intelligence, and the essence of human… Continue Reading “Final Video Game by Craig Speakes (Book Review #1804)”

Cage of Bone by David Dvorkin (Book Review #1803)

“Cage of Bone” by David Dvorkin presents a riveting and unique blend of psychological thriller and detective fiction, anchored by its complex protagonist, Max Iverson. The novel thrusts readers into a dark and introspective journey, where the line between perpetrator and victim blurs, and… Continue Reading “Cage of Bone by David Dvorkin (Book Review #1803)”

Haunted Hector’s Paranormal Activity Book by Arthur Short (Book Review #1801)

“Haunted Hector’s Paranormal Activity Book” by Arthur Short is an engaging and innovative picture book that combines a charming story with interactive puzzles and vibrant illustrations. The book follows the adventures of Hector, a skeptical cat who finds himself locked in a haunted house… Continue Reading “Haunted Hector’s Paranormal Activity Book by Arthur Short (Book Review #1801)”