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Heather by John Talisker (Book Review #283)
Heather is a woman’s fiction novel written about a beautiful girl that sees the world from a whole different perspective. Besides the fact that she can speak to her father who has passed away, she also sees people in color. The colors are some… Continue Reading “Heather by John Talisker (Book Review #283)”
A RIGHT CHARACTER – by Daniel Abrahams
A RIGHT CHARACTER – by Daniel Abrahams Having touched on the subject of writing, as in getting down to the job of actually doing it, in my previous article, I thought it was worth opening the door, ever so slightly, on the subject… Continue Reading “A RIGHT CHARACTER – by Daniel Abrahams”
Peddling Doomsday Petra Jacob (Book Review #456)
Peddling Doomsday is a psychological thriller written about a girl who joins a cult named the ‘centre”, in order to prove herself worthwhile. Once, she joins the group she realizes that not everything she has been told is the truth. Delusions begin to overtake… Continue Reading “Peddling Doomsday Petra Jacob (Book Review #456)”
The Man On The Roof by Michael Stephenson (Book Review #453)
The Man On The Roof is a psychological mystery-suspense thriller story with multi-layers of stories combined into one book. A murder occurs during the holidays, and everyone wants to find out who did it. Some odd characters surrounded the neighborhood, and the dynamics of… Continue Reading “The Man On The Roof by Michael Stephenson (Book Review #453)”
This Does Not Leave This House by Julie Coons (Book Review #452)
This Does Not Leave This House is an autobiography of an innocent child who endures every possible abuse and is asked to keep it all quiet. Julie understands the abuse but finds it hard to set her self-free until she finally breaks through and… Continue Reading “This Does Not Leave This House by Julie Coons (Book Review #452)”
Cress by Marissa Meyer (Book Review #4)
Cress is a retell on our very own “Rapunzel” fairy tale. There are of course some differences in where she is trapped and what she ends up doing, however, her personality is pretty much like what we know from Rapunzel.
Saint George: Rusty Knight and Monster Tamer by John Powell (Book Review #19)
This review is written for Online Book Club. “I rate this book 4 out of 4 stars.” Welcome to the world where the King of England has crown off weeks, goat milk is his favorite beverage and cannot read to save his own… Continue Reading “Saint George: Rusty Knight and Monster Tamer by John Powell (Book Review #19)”
Stumbling on Happiness by Daniel Gilbert (Book Review #13)
“Why are lovers quicker to forgive their partners for infidelity than for leaving dirty dishes in the sink? • Why will sighted people pay more to avoid going blind than blind people will pay to regain their sight? • Why do dining companions… Continue Reading “Stumbling on Happiness by Daniel Gilbert (Book Review #13)”
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