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CHESTER THE (almost) PIRATE by Ann P. Borrmann (Book Review #1423)

‘Chester the Pirate’ is a picture children’s book about Chester wanting to be a pirate. He goes to school to become one, and he isn’t alone. He has a friend called Roger, an octopus.

I Remember Clifford and Other Stories stories by Mark Craemer (Book Review #1420)

‘I remember Clifford’ is a literary short fiction and takes place in several locations, including Boston, Chicago, Prague, and Southern California. The author is inspired to write the collection through his own personal grief, experiences, emotions and how he has processed it all.

The Casserole Ladies by Billy and Linda Johnson (Book Review #1080)

The Casserole Ladies is a humorous fiction story based on older unmarried women in towns throughout the South who appear on doorsteps of recently widowed or divorced males. These women bring casseroles and other homemade dishes, such beneficence occurring when these men are most… Continue Reading “The Casserole Ladies by Billy and Linda Johnson (Book Review #1080)”

Friendship Day on Rosy Lane by Rose Elaine (Book Review #1419)

‘Friendship Day on Rosy Lane’ is a contemporary fiction written about Rosy Lane and how it’s a place for those who are lost. While many may not agree with how Rose handles things in her life, her demeanour, behaviour, thoughts, and feelings were all… Continue Reading “Friendship Day on Rosy Lane by Rose Elaine (Book Review #1419)”

Fear of the Dark by Ross Harrison (Book Review #1418)

‘Fear of the Dark’ is a sci-fi space story. It is filled with fantasy, thriller scenes and post-apocalyptic material. It all. Begins with Ruby Rose, a medical frigate picking up an SOS and sending medics into the raging storm only to realize that they… Continue Reading “Fear of the Dark by Ross Harrison (Book Review #1418)”

Grady Whill and the Templeton Codex A Superhero High School Adventure by Carole P. Roman (Book Review #1417)

‘Grady Whill and the Templeton Codex’ is a Young adult fantasy story. The teenage superhero story begins with a secret academy recruiting only kids worthy of having the powers to be the best.

WAS PLATO CORRECT IN CLAIMING DEMOCRACIES DEVOLE INTO TYRANNIES? by Thomas J. Yeggy

Why devote five years of your life to researching historical facts and theories on what has caused human behavior that results in war? Because the next major war will be much different than even WWII, which resulted in over eighty million deaths over a… Continue Reading “WAS PLATO CORRECT IN CLAIMING DEMOCRACIES DEVOLE INTO TYRANNIES? by Thomas J. Yeggy”

Hello Spring! The 6th Magazine Edition is out!

Review Tales Magazine – The 6th Spring Edition is out! Please support your writing community by purchasing a copy today. Review Tales MagazineSpring Edition 6 We welcome Spring 2023 with open arms. The 6th edition of this magazine is filled with many delightful and… Continue Reading “Hello Spring! The 6th Magazine Edition is out!”

Mother of Valor by Gary Corbin (Book Review #1416)

‘Mother of Valor’ is a crime thriller filled with much action and adventure. The story mostly revolves around Valorie Dawes, a policewoman, her family, her lover, Gil, and everything that has happened before in her life, shaping who she is now.