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- A Book Review by Fermosalua: “Grasslands” by Shekhar Khatri
Grasslands offers a mix of fantasy, magical realism, surrealism, and absurdist fiction that explores timeless philosophical questions and the most primeval of human desires. Review “What about … Read more - The Chrysalis BREW Project Reveals BREW Children’s Book Excellence Award Winners
Meet the latest winners of the BREW Children’s Book Excellence Awards! To view the BREW Children’s Book Excellence Award winners, click here. More details about … Read more - 5 Best Children’s Books to Read on International Youth Day
“Youth is happy because it has the capacity to see beauty.” – Franz Kafka Youth is untainted by the harshness and selfishness of the adult … Read more - Woof Woof!: 6 Books to Read This International Dog Day
“A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.” – Mark Twain Dogs are some of the most … Read more - Modern Women Authors & Their Male Aliases
‘Male writers are thought of as “writers” first and then “men”. As for female writers, they are first “female” and only then “writers”.’ – Elif … Read more - 6 Interesting Elephant Factoids
“There is no creature among all the Beasts of the world which hath so great and ample demonstration of the power and wisdom of Almighty … Read more - A Book Review by Kajori: “Becoming Flawesome: The Key to Living an Imperfectly Authentic Life” by Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani
Becoming Flawesome: The Key to Living an Imperfectly Authentic Life by Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani is a life-changing personal growth and transformation book that aims to help … Read more - A Book Review by Kajori: “Dive Bartender: Flowers in the Desert” by T.K O’Neill
Dive Bartender: Flowers in the Desert by T.K O’Neill revolves around Frank Ford, a bartender who leaves his demons in Minnesota only to find himself … Read more - A Book Review by Kajori: “Hell Holes: A Slave’s Revenge” by Donald Firesmith
Hell Holes: A Slave’s Revenge by Donald Firesmith follows Paul Chapman as he navigates his life on the planet Hell as a slave to the … Read more - A Book Review by Kajori: “Hamartia: A Time Travel Thriller” by Raquel Rich
Hamartia: A Time Travel Thriller by Raquel Rich is a time travel thriller where a mother has to choose between saving her son and wiping … Read more - A Book Review by Shrabastee: “So Good They Call You a Fake: Command Attention, Monetize Your Talent Stack, and Become the Uncontested Authority in Your Niche” by Joshua Lisec
So Good They Call You a Fake: Command Attention, Monetize Your Talent Stack, and Become the Uncontested Authority in Your Niche is a non-fiction guidebook by the famous ghostwriter … Read more - A Book Review by Fermosalua: “Moraline” by Cintia Alfonso Fior
Moraline by Cintia Alfonso Fior is a literary effort on diversity and justice that explores an unlikely young hero’s path to understanding a world that seems … Read more - A Book Review by Kajori: “House of Giral” by Mark Laurence Latowsky
House of Giral by Mark Laurence Latowsky takes us on an unputdownable journey filled with murder, mystery, psychedelics, and of course, past lives. Review Dr. … Read more - A Book Review by Fermosalua: “A Story of Whoa” by Chris Corbett
In today’s information age, A Story of Whoa by Chris Corbett is a relevant and empowering tool for our children to cope with sad world … Read more - A Book Review by Kajori: “The Complexities of Love: Will Mark find the love he is seeking?” by M.A. Quigley
Set in the sixties and seventies, M.A. Quigley’s The Complexities of Love: Will Mark find the love he is seeking? follows Mark Cooney, a resilient … Read more - A Book Review by Kajori: “Cheeky, Bloody Articles: Tales for Well-Dressed Cynics and Optimistic Ragamuffins” by Cathleen Davies
Cheeky, Bloody Articles: Tales for Well-Dressed Cynics and Optimistic Ragamuffins by Cathleen Davies is an amazing collection of twenty-six thought-provoking short stories. Review Cheeky, Bloody … Read more
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