Category: How to/Hobbies

“Raise Your Frequency Through Number Messages” by Melissa Alvarez

May 23, 2023

“Raise Your Frequency Through Number Messages” by Melissa Alvarez is an indispensable guidebook that deeply inspires and highly educates its audience on the importance of developing one’s intuition for a better understanding of how the elements of the universe are connected, and how they communicate to human beings through repetitive numbers, for greater self-realization, development of psychic self, and growth of their spiritual path. … More “Raise Your Frequency Through Number Messages” by Melissa Alvarez

“Guide to Smart Wedding Planning” by Edna Dratch-Parker and Jeri Solomon

May 15, 2023

In “Guide to Smart Wedding Planning” by authors Edna Dratch-Parker and Jeri Solomon, the bride and groom will love the down-to-earth approach the authors take in telling their clients the absolute truth regarding what it takes to plan a wedding. Their no-nonsense approach allows the bride and groom to know the real truth in what the planning takes without trying to convince them that everything will be fun and stress free from start to finish. This true to life approach will turn out to be an invaluable asset the bride and groom will need to plan their wedding and it will keep it as real as possible while minimizing the stress they will face in each phase of the planning.  … More “Guide to Smart Wedding Planning” by Edna Dratch-Parker and Jeri Solomon

“Vegetable Garden Soil Science Made Easy” by James R. Bright

May 6, 2023

Just in time for planting season, James R. Bright’s “Vegetable Garden Soil Science Made Easy” is here to alleviate stress and educate planters, both new and seasoned. Myself included, it is common for people to do their research on the types of plants they are wishing to grow, but not as common when they think about what the soil that the plants will be dependent on, will need. Also more uncommonly thought of is the fact that soil is a living thing that must be nurtured with the correct components to ensure its overall well-being. … More “Vegetable Garden Soil Science Made Easy” by James R. Bright

“How to Sell Books by the Truckload on Amazon” by Penny Sansevieri

August 7, 2021

This book holds great, and practical strategies for making Amazon work for you. The background of the author and the groundwork the author laid of her credibility made me pay attention. The author acknowledged the incredible labyrinth that is Amazon, the dragon that many before her attempted to slay (sorry for the mixed metaphors), that is Amazon. Amazon continues to grow and as it grows, the intricacies of the business become harder and harder to negotiate. Imagine if you were trying to sell something on Amazon when it began and the relative ease of the process compared to now. … More “How to Sell Books by the Truckload on Amazon” by Penny Sansevieri

“Passing it Forward” by Lucie Ataya

April 28, 2021

“Passing It Forward” is a guide on self-publishing and book promotion written specifically for indie authors. Author Lucie Ataya developed this resource as she prepared to release her second novel, with the original intention of it being a one-page checklist. In its final format however, “Passing it Forward” evolved into an indispensable guide full of indie-tested practices and is a compilation of feedback from multiple self-published authors that will benefit authors of all experience levels, at every stage of the publishing journey. … More “Passing it Forward” by Lucie Ataya

“Inspired Wisdom Word Search: Yoga for the Brain” by Cristina Smith and Rick Smith

October 13, 2020

“Inspired Wisdom Word Search” is the latest book in the Yoga for the Brain series by Cristina Smith and Rick Smith. Work your way through different word search puzzles with messages that inspire peace and happiness while providing mental stimulation and pure entertainment. … More “Inspired Wisdom Word Search: Yoga for the Brain” by Cristina Smith and Rick Smith

“Get Money Do Good” by J.D. Vermaas

September 7, 2020

“Get Money Do Good,” by Drs. Jodi and Garry Vermaas, is the memoir/biography of multi-millionaire humanitarians/social justice warriors who practice what they profess. They are the parents of thirteen children, (two biological, eleven adopted). Some were rescued from child trafficking or destitution, while others have a different story. This remarkable couple tells the story of how it all happened, how they opened their hearts, minds, and bank accounts to help children have a chance in life. … More “Get Money Do Good” by J.D. Vermaas