Editorial Review: The Woman on the Ferry by Brenda K. Uekert, PhD
Have you ever wondered what your broken teacup might be trying to tell you about your life? Discover how one woman's journey through wilderness reveals the unexpected answer—read on.
Book Review: Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett
What if a bull could jump high enough to reach the stars? Cristobal Bull takes readers on a wild, poetic ride to find out—follow his journey and discover what truly…
Book Review: “Geri o Shimasu: Adventures of a Baka Gaijin” by Alia Luria
Have you ever woken up in a foreign country only to realize you’ve just had the worst bathroom emergency of your life? Discover how one traveler navigates culture shock—sometimes hilariously,…
Book Review: Know Your Mind by Peter Massam
Have you ever wondered if you could train your mind to numb pain—or even wake yourself up at the exact time you choose? Discover how through the fascinating insights in…
Editorial Review: “The Meaning of Okay” by Cortney Raymond
The Meaning of Okay by Cortney Raymond tells us the story of Kenny Ellis, a strong yet broken girl who thinks herself undeserving of love. Rhys Curran comes into her…
A Book Review by Kajori: “Fiercely Me” by Stephanie Rowe
Fiercely Me is a heart-wrenching memoir penned by Stephanie Rowe. Rowe bravely bares her life story and, in the process, teaches us a number of valuable lessons.
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