Book Review: More Songs to Listen to at Midnight: More Songs by Kewayne Wadley
by Kewayne Wadley (Author), Alice Branch (Editor), Cammry Lapka (Illustrator) If you loved Listening to Songs at Midnight, I have a treat for you! There’s a
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Book Review: Listening To Songs At Midnight by Kewayne Wadley
by Kewayne Wadley (Author), Alice Branch (Editor) For those who seek solace in the written word, for those who find companionship in verses that
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Blow Your Nose: to work smarter | live freely | create legacy
by Susanne Moore RN JD Susanne Moore’s newest release, “Blow Your Nose – To Work Smarter, Live Freely, and Create Legacy“,
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The Persuasion Story Code: The Magic of Conversational Storytelling
by David Garfinkel Unlocking the Secrets of Conversational Storytelling Storytellers have long used a variety of techniques to grab listeners’ attention,
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The Bitcoin Conspiracy: Financial Thriller Fiction – Book Review
by Tom Callahan A Thrilling Dive into a Crypto-Infused World The Bitcoin Conspiracy promises international intrigue, geopolitical maneuverings, and the disruptive
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Book Review: “The Road to Madhapur” by David Whittet
Stories of love, grief, and redemption are not new to the world of literature, but every now and then a
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Book Review: Sorcery & Sin in the Second World by R. S. d’Arcy
I have always had a particular place in my heart for portal fiction. Every person with a strong wanderlust always
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A Review of “The Moron at the End of This Book” by Andrew Couch
Andrew Couch’s “The Moron at the End of This Book” is a delightful departure from the norm. Stepping away from
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The Art of Mastering Emotions: A Review of “The Cool Parent” by Juliet Eland
In an age when the importance of emotional intelligence is rightly celebrated, Juliet Eland’s “The Cool Parent” emerges as a
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Book Review: “By the Grace of Extinction: She Chooses Death” by Verene Sarter
The post-human world often finds its muse in literature. Yet, very few manage to portray it with such grace and
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