I’m back at writing my reviews which are delayed as always and this one is for a book that I read by in May. This one was called A Happy Ghost by Kristian Ventura. Synopsis: A Happy Ghost is a novel about adulthood, fear, and a dreary 25-year-old who loathes his boredom and fiercely sets out to…
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“Gavin’s Law: Live to Start. Start to Live.” Excerpt From: Richie Norton. “Anti-Time Management: Reclaim Your Time and Revolutionize Your Results with the Power of Time Tipping.” “When my brother-in-law Gavin passed and later my son Gavin passed, a mentor asked me what I’d learned from their short lives. I articulated what I now call…
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Jim Stovall, author of the award-winning book-turned-film The Ultimate Gift (starring James Garner and Abigail Breslin), and Greg S. Reid, author of the international bestseller Three Feet from Gold, bring you a powerful story about the importance of taking action on your dreams to fulfill your potential in Passport to Success! Alex Best thought he…
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I received this book from the author way back in October and have been reading it little bits at a time since. I finally finished it today. The book is called The Ripening by Lily MacKenzie. Synopsis: Tillie Bishop never knew her father, and when her mother abandons her, Tillie quickly becomes streetwise. But even…
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NEW BOOK OFFERS SPRING CLEANING FOR THE BODY & MIND “Living Your Best Life: How to Think, Eat, and Connect your Way to a Better Flow” We all have moments in life that throw us off course – sometimes, entire years. With the pandemic behind us and springtime optimism ahead – this book is the…
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It’s that time of year again, where we all make goals for the new year, including ones about lifestyle and health. After 2021, I can’t think of a better book than Optimize Your Immune System to aid us on our journey to better health and a stronger immune system. Read on for details and a…
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Time for a memoir book review! This time I have A Mother’s Tears by Dre Carlan. This book is more an autobiography as I believe that the author and his mother are both still alive but this book details their lives together and the struggles that they have gone through. They had to survive immigration…
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I was graciously sent a this author’s poetry book awhile back and I rarely read poetry so I was a little hesitant going into it but was pleasantly surprised. It was called Can I Tell You Something by Karl Kristian Flores. Synopsis: Rich. Dense. Hopeful. Can I Tell You Something? (CITYS) is a tender and brutal book…
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David Oakley has a new book out called Nobody Eats Parsley and it is one not to miss! What makes this book different? 1. Nobody Eats Parsley is 65,000 words and only 2% of them would be considered profanity. Doesn’t seem like much, but my mom is not happy that there are over 1300 cuss…
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Welcome to the book tour for The Best of No Small Thing with its accompanying gratitude workbook, Practice Gratitude. This unique collection of blog posts is by author, Deborah Hawkins! Read on for details and a chance to win a set of books! The Best of No Small Thing Publication Date: December 2019 Genre: Collection of Blog…
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