“Sometimes a dog is better than a husband.” “Postcards to Herself” by Laura Stamps reminds me of Emily Dickinson’s “Envelope Poems,” where she used the same prose poetry style in her letters. In “Postcards to Herself,” Laura Stamps experiments with prose and poetry in an innovative narrative style that does not follow a traditional narrative […]
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Pet Literature
“Wings and Whispers: Tales of Friendship” by Kaelen Felix is a beautifully crafted children’s book. In this book, Kaelen seamlessly combines mesmerizing visual artistry with meaningful life lessons. With a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Illustration, Felix showcases her incredible talent through each page, creating delightful illustrations that keep young readers glued to the pages
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Children's Book
Three children- Sammy, Maybeth, and James were left with their elder sister Daisy, who was just 13 years old, at the Provincetown parking lot by their mother, Liza. Without a father to turn to and with their mother vanished, what would they do? How would they survive?
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Children's Book
“Doggie Haiku” by Laura Stamps is about her journey of adopting and loving her Chihuahua, Hazel.
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Pet Literature
“The Butterfly Lion” by Michael Morpurgo Do “The Butterfly Lion” by Michael Morpurgo is a timeless tale of friendship and memory. It is a heartwarming children’s novel that weaves together themes of friendship, loyalty, and the enduring power of memory. Michael Morpurgo has taken his readers on an emotional journey spanning continents and generations, leaving
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Children's Book
\”29 Seconds\” by T.M. Logan is a thriller that attempts to tackle the timely #MeToo subject matter, but ultimately falls short of its potential. The story follows Sarah Haywood, an English professor facing persistent sexual harassment from her department head, Alan Hawthorne. When offered a chance to make someone \”disappear,\” Sarah contemplates using it against
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Book Review
Book Review: \”Next Door\” by Jahnavi Barua Buy the book Jahnavi Barua\’s debut collection of short stories, \”Next Door,\” offers a poignant and nuanced exploration of life in Assam, India. Published in 2008, this critically acclaimed work introduces readers to a talented new voice in Indian literature. The collection comprises 11 stories set against the
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Book Review, Short Story Collection
Lindsay Soberano Wilson\’s \”Hoods of Motherhood\” is a captivating and deeply moving collection of poetry that navigates the readers through the intricate emotional landscape of motherhood. With a masterful blend of vulnerability and strength, Wilson invites her readers on a journey through the joys, challenges, and complexities of nurturing a new life. The title \”Hoods
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Book Review, Poetry Collection
\”Breaking Up with the Cobalt Blues, Poems for Healing\” by Lindsay Soberano Wilson We cannot define trauma, but in our hearts, we bear it like a cross, like an invisible tapestry, that manifests as intricate knots in the chambers of our memories. Traumas like tangled patterns shaped from the harshest moments of our lives tighten
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Book Review, Poetry Collection
\”Three Sisters\” by Heather Morris, Book Review \”Three Sisters\” by Heather Morris \”Three Sisters\” by Heather Morris is a poignant and powerful testament to the enduring strength of family bonds and the human spirit in the face of unimaginable horror in the death camp in Nazi Germany. \”Three Sisters\” is the last one of the
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Book Review, Historical Fiction