2023
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OM VEL WAY: A Self-Help Book Review
Embark on a Journey of Self-Discovery and Happiness with “Om Vel Way: Be Happy and Make Happy” In the pursuit of happiness, we often find ourselves on a quest for fulfillment, a journey that author Seval Seer beautifully encapsulates in the insightful book, “Om Vel Way: Be Happy and Make Happy (Self Actualization).” The author…
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Winterset Hollow: Halloween Review
Imagine a world where your favorite book comes to life, where you get to experience the adventures of your favorite characters in flesh and blood. That’s what happens in Jonathan Edward Durham’s “Winterset Hollow.” Three friends, Eamon, Caroline, and Mark, go on a trip to Addington Isle, the setting of their favorite book, to live…
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Futility of Defense: Review
In Bryan Cole’s thrilling fantasy sequel, “Futility of Defense,” we dive back into a world where heroism knows no rest. After a tumultuous battle at Swamp Hold, Krell and his allies bask in their heroic glory, but new conflicts loom. As ReckNor’s chosen paladin, Krell faces menacing sea creatures and political intrigue. Cole’s narrative brilliance…
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The Guest House: Review
In “The Guest House: Stories of a Nervous Mind”, author Shannon Terrell provides a deeply personal and insightful look into her journey with anxiety disorders. This book is a collection of short chapters that detail the author’s struggles with mental health from early childhood to present day, showcasing a candid and raw account of her…
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Paleo for Unicorns: Review
Introducing “Paleo for Unicorns” by Amy Subach – A New Take on the Classic Cookbook Cookbooks have been around for centuries and are a staple in most kitchens, but Amy Subach has taken a new approach with her latest offering. “Paleo for Unicorns” is a cookbook that is specifically designed for women, with a focus…
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Book Review: Momma Dida
“Mama Dida: A Captivating Tale of Love, Sacrifice, and Resilience” The editing process did not strip the book of it’s Eastern European voice and the words read as if they are spoken first hand. – Krysta Lavigne In the poignant and captivating book, “Mama Dida,” author Leonida Teohari takes readers on a remarkable journey based…
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The Whistleblowers Tune: A memoir to remember.
“The Whistleblower’s Tune: An Engaging Memoir on the Experience of Whistleblowing” If you’re a fan of true crime and want to delve into a thrilling memoir about the experience of whistleblowing, look no further than “The Whistleblower’s Tune” by Hugh Giblin. This book will keep you hooked from start to finish and is more than…
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War Bunny Review
“War Bunny” by Christopher St. John: A Thrilling Fantasy Adventure Fantasy lovers, brace yourself for a spectacular journey into a dystopian world where humans are no longer in existence. In “War Bunny,” author Christopher St. John takes us to a world where rabbits and other prey live in fear of being devoured by the predator…
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Interview: Yosse ben Yosse by Esti Mayer
A few weeks ago, I was approached by a representative from Tellwell Talent regarding their author, Esti Mayer, and her new book, “Yosse ben Yosse” which features annotated translations of Yosse ben Yosse’s poems (piyyutim) written in 5th century Jewish Palestine. As a blogger, my mission is to feature as many books as possible. However,…
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“It Takes Two…And a Uterus” by Dr. Sarah Zadek ND Review
It Takes Two… And a Uterus: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding and Enhancing Your Fertility – Sarah tackles an emerging issue for a growing number of Americans with spunk and style. Are you in the midst of your own fertility journey and feeling lost in a sea of information? Look no further than Dr. Sarah…
The Book Report 