A Book Review by Kajori: “Melody Finch” by Ian Boyd and Gary Luck
Ian Boyd and Gary Luck’s Melody Finch is a lesson-packed children’s novel set in Australia. The illustrated book follows Melody, a young girl who is transformed into a bird. Melody’s…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Homecoming” by Jude Austin
Jude Austin’s Homecoming is the second book in the Projects series. It follows Kalin and Tau in their quest for survival and safety in a world where they have no…
Never Too Late: The Life and Love of Priscilla B Shuler
“One can do what one desires to do…making up one’s mind is paramount and then persisting.” -Priscilla B Shuler Award-winning author and matriarch Priscilla B Shuler has proven the truth…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Chills” by Heather Boyd
Set in 1813, Heather Boyd’s ‘Chills’ follows Miss Constance Grange as she embarks on a quest to find a husband. She never considers her former guardian, Jack Overton, Marquess of Ettington,…
The BREW Book Awards: Your Way to Recognition and Triumph
Books are our best friends. For us bibliophiles, reading is nothing short of an addiction. Books take us on delightful journeys spanning different timelines and places. From the very comfort…
The BREW International Blog Awards: Blog Your Way to Success
Ladies and Gentlemen, Welcome to the third quarter of The BREW International Blog Awards! The Chrysalis BREW Project hosts The BREW International Blog Awards every quarter with the aim of…
Book Reviews in Today’s World
Why is there such hype around book reviews? What are they exactly? What good do they do to readers? Why is it so important for authors to get honest reviews…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Stranger at the Grove” by Mary Kingswood
Mary Kingswood’s ‘Stranger at the Grove’ is a unique Regency Romance where an impoverished gentleman, Malcolm Gage finds love with a mysterious lady’s maid, Marie. In addition to Malcolm and…
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