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Birth of a New Brain by Dyane Harwood (Book Review #513)
Birth of a new brain is a self-help book telling the story of a mother trying to survive a rare form of bipolar disease, postpartum mood and anxiety disorder. The journey is hard and displayed the perseverance of a mother struggling in a true… Continue Reading “Birth of a New Brain by Dyane Harwood (Book Review #513)”
Freefall – A Divine Comedy by Lily Iona Mackenzie (Book Review #511)
Freefall is a fictional tale about Tillie, an aspiring artist. She decides to reunite with her friends and after an accident while hiking; they become closer and decide to travel to Italy in order to celebrate the millennium.
Fires of Lothia by Katherine Bryant (Book Review #510)
Fired of Lothia is a novella telling the story of Branna. Branna is a strong girl with high spirits who can ride a horse and fight along men using a sword. The story is short but quite eventful.
Berkley, A Nose Tale by David Hillman (Book Review #504)
Berkley, A Nose Tale is a funny story about a dog who is a little different. Berkley is always sticking his nose where it does not belong. He is a beagle and basset hound mix, possessing the biggest sniffer in the litter. His nose,… Continue Reading “Berkley, A Nose Tale by David Hillman (Book Review #504)”
The Messy Joys of Being Human by Helen Rosenau (Book Review #503)
The messy joys of being human is a self-help book about changing your life in the matter of creating an atmosphere which promotes a happier mood and a happier you.
Sell More of Your Books with Video by Andrew Woods
Andrew sells hundreds of books per month on LinkedIn using articles, posts, groups, and Slide Share. Here’s a short video on how you can use your existing content to make great promotional materials on LinkedIn to drive your book sales.Â
Fiction Writers Are People Too by Rod A. Walters
Fiction Writers Are People Too by Rod A. Walters That’s silly. Of course, they are people. WHY SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS WRITE FICTION! Still, I never fail to learn something of direct use during an evening with this good fiction-people. You know you’ve had… Continue Reading “Fiction Writers Are People Too by Rod A. Walters”
National Dictionary Day
Celebrate today by learning a new word every day. This day was created in honor of Noah Webster’s birthday. It is set to emphasize the importance of learning and using the dictionary.Â
