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It was an absolute pleasure to read “Epicenter” by Carrie Hannah. Not only are four amazing women presented, but their lives, their choices, their separate journeys, are all so exciting and different from one another that I could not put the book down. … More “Epicenter: A Sweeping Historical Novel of Forbidden Love” by Carrie Hannah
“The Girl In The Triangle” is a beautifully written, thought-provoking novel based on the tragic event of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire that occurred on Saturday, March 25th, 1911. … More “The Girl in the Triangle” by Joyana Peters
“Jesus and Muhammad: 2 Rays Of The Same Light” by Karim Shabazz is an intellectually stimulating examination of the similarities between Jesus Christ’s revelations and the prophet, Muhammad’s teachings. … More “Jesus and Muhammad: 2 Rays Of The Same Light” by Karim Shabazz
In “Both Sides of the Border,” Terry Overton has given us a story so relevant that one cannot ignore the immigration issues our country faces. Her story is poignant, yet fresh. She also shows the reader that God has everything to do with our circumstance and outcomes. … More “Both Sides of the Border” by Terry Overton
Author Lili-Ann Kriegler does not do things halfway, whether it be her love of golf or passion for education. Using the foundations of other scholarly work, she has created a model for play using seven learning zones. Targeting early educators and administrators alike she provides readers an in-depth immersion into structuring play for learning. … More “Edu-Chameleon” by Lili-Ann Kriegler
Over the last twelve-plus years, Stephen J. Almada has made it his life mission to educate and work toward minimizing society’s learned behavior of a sedentary lifestyle. Almada presents his findings in “Exercise, Life, & Love: The Making of a Sedentary Society” in twelve chapters that will educate, enlighten, and motivate readers through the sheer impressiveness and amount of material presented. … More “Exercise, Life, and Love: The Making of a Sedentary Society” by Stephen J. Almada
“What is Self Awareness: Looking Beyond the Law of Attraction,” is the seventh book in the Vastly Integrated Processes Inside Nature (Project VIPIN) series. The first six books extensively discuss how our conscious decisions help create the law of attraction. They cover the critical factors that are involved with manifesting. The foundation has been laid and this text can now take us on to the next level where we can move on into understanding how to become a multiplier of our potential. … More “What is Self Awareness” by Vipin Gupta
“My Dog is My Relationship Coach” is a wonderfully insightful text by Maureen Scanlon. She explores the extensive topic of relationships in a raw and authentic way. She further takes an in-depth look at a variety of subjects related to relationships which include dating, finances, co-parenting, and the importance of healing from past relationships before starting a new relationship, among others. The life coach gives personal accounts and partly those of her daughter, which adds to the warmth and plausibility of the topics she has discussed. … More “My Dog is My Relationship Coach” by Maureen Scanlon
John Cranford was motivated to write down the legacy his mother left to him and his siblings. She was a woman of integrity. He begins “Mother’s Gift” with a little background information. The readers learn that his mother, Evelyn, was born and raised in Twiggs County, Georgia. Her small community was where she learned to work hard and live strongly. … More “Mother’s Gift” by John W. Cranford
“Songs for Solo Voice,” is a beautifully composed collection of poetry written by a very talented award-winning author. Readers who enjoy contemplative works will enjoy his work. I enjoyed being able to reflect and relate to each piece. … More “Songs for Solo Voice” by James R. Whitley
