Homeless to Hopkins by Christopher L. Smith, the Light at the End of the Tunnel
Christopher L. Smith’s memoir Homeless to Hopkins captivated me from the very first page. His raw honesty was what really allowed me to immerse myself fully in his journey. As someone who deeply appreciates philosophical reads such as memoirs, I found Smith’s writing to be very well done, the detailing of the hardships of his […]
The Devil Won’t Keep Us Apart by Shane T. Clark, a Dark and Immersive Story
I recently had the pleasure of reading The Devil Won’t Keep Us Apart by Shane T. Clark, and I must say, I was thoroughly impressed. This novel is a gripping blend of mystery, suspense, and psychological depth that had me entirely engrossed from beginning to end. Clark’s writing is sharp and evocative, drawing the reader […]
Friendship and Adventure, Reviewing Thistle: A Curious Peep by Robert Wasilewski
Thistle: A Curious Peep is a wonderfully spun tale that celebrates the beauty of curiosity and the bonds of friendship and family. From the moment my children cracked open the cover, they were absolutely swept away by Thistle’s adventures and the colorful cast of characters he encounters along the way. The author’s way of writing […]
Responsibility and Beauty in Bob Gonzalez’ A Flicker in the Water
What sets this book apart is its authenticity. Bob’s firsthand accounts are filled with detail and genuine passion, the way he illustrates these stories takes the reader into his world with every turn of the page. But beyond the thrill of the hunt, there’s also a deep reverence for the natural world that permeates every […]
Charlee Rae Valentine’s Shameful Prowess, an Empowering and Erotic Romance Review
Shameful Prowess by Charlee Rae Valentine is an erotic romance book that challenges societal norms and celebrates feminine empowerment. Charlee’s unapologetic pursuit of her desires, coupled with her strategic manipulation of societal expectations, is such a refreshing perspective on female agency. A woman being comfortable with sex and the power it holds is something we […]
Ken Magill’s Heavy and Heartful Memoir, There, He’s Crying, a Review
Full of depth. There, He’s Crying by Ken Magill is a multidimensional memoir. I could feel the author’s heart through the words. You’ll learn about the author, Ken Magill, his childhood and personal hardships and triumphs he’s experienced. 9/11, transgenderism, growing up with a tough dad… It’s a wide array of topics that Magill hits in the […]
Bone (& Body) Lessons: Culture, Measurement, and Language by Lois P. Liggett, Self Discovery and Connection
Bone (& Body) Lessons: Culture, Measurement and Language by Lois P. Liggett is a surprising exploration of self-discovery. I am someone who is often introspecting, and this book was like brain food. There is so much interconnectedness in everything! I found Liggett’s insights into the significance of skeletal bones interesting. It’s the kind of book […]
Reviewing Improbable Possibilities: An Entrepreneur’s Quest by Linda E Rawlings
Linda E. Rawlings’ Improbable Possibilities: An Entrepreneur’s Quest takes you through the life of a visionary entrepreneur. Rawlings’ has a great ability to string personal experiences and business insights together. This variety really crafts a narrative that is entertaining, engaging and enlightening. Like anyone else, she too went through struggles but it all led to […]
A Book Review: Building Empathy with Happy Makes Me Happy
From a psychological standpoint, Happy Makes Me Happy offers a serious lesson in emotional intelligence for children. It’s an exploration of empathy and its role in creating and maintaining positive relationships. The story and character choices are really engaging for children in understanding the importance of kindness and its ripple effect on the world around […]
Emotional Echoes of Secrets in the Hollow, a Book Review
Secrets in the Hollow by Barbara Dullaghan is an emotionally charged mystery that really resonates with the complexities of modern life. Carrie Peters’ journey back to her roots struck me, as I have just recently moved back to my own hometown. Her grappling with guilt and a past shrouded in secrets is a poignant reflection […]