28 Disastrous Dates: A (Mostly True) Humourous Memoir by Poppy Mortimer

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28 Disastrous Dates: A (Mostly True) Humourous Memoir by Poppy Mortimer I picked up the book being attracted by its promise, \’humorous memoir’, and when I went through the book more surprises were waiting for me. The author, who is a self-proclaimed humour addict, not only shares her experiences but also submits the lessons that […]

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\”SistersRoc’N’Rhyme\” a collection of Poems by Chyrel J. Jackson and Lyris D. Wallace

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\”SistersRoc’N’Rhyme\” a collection of Poems by Chyrel J. Jackson and Lyris D. Wallace \”SistersRoc’N’Rhyme\” by Chyrel J. Jackson and Lyris D. Wallace \’Call Us by Our Name We are not slave We are not coloured We are not Negro  We are not Afro-American, Black, or African American. We are the nation that was scattered and

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Michael Wren\’s poetry collection \”Desiderium (Longing)\”

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Silence How can I define a loss that goes too deep for words to reach? How can I describe a loss that has taken each one I love so much so far away from me? Today I am here with a slim and slender volume of mesmerizing poems by Wil Michael Wrenn. Born in Charleston,

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One Petal at a Time by Joni Karen Caggiano

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One Petal at a Time by Joni Karen Caggiano Hello dear, today I am here with a wonderful poetry collection, One Petal at a Time by Joni Karen Caggiano Let’s get introduced to the poetess first. Joni Karen Caggiano is an artist known for her work as an internationally published author, poet, and photographer. She

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Book Review: \”Chocolate Wishes\” by Trisha Ashley

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\”Chocolate Wishes\” by Trisha Ashley Let me introduce you to this renowned British author, Trisha Ashley who has penned down a long list of novels and short stories. \”Chocolate Wishes\” by Trisha Ashley is a novel set in the charming Lancashire village of Sticklepond, where the protagonist, Chloe, is a confectioner known for her delicious

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\”The Book of Goose\” by Yiyun Li, Book Review

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\”The Book of Goose\” by Yiyun Li \”I did not tell Fabienne then that I thought our happiness should be like the pigeons M. Devaux kept. They went away, they came back, and what happened in between was no one’s business. Our happiness should not be rooted and immobile.\” \”The Book of Goose\” by Yiyun

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A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park Book Review

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A Long Walk to Water by Linda Sue Park   “Stay calm when things are hard or not going right with you. You will get through it when you persevere instead of quitting. Quitting leads to much less happiness in life than perseverance and hope.” Salva Dut   A Long Walk to Water by Linda

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“There and Back There Again” by Andrew Alsup

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There and Back There Again by Andrew Alsup   \”There and Back There Again\” by Andrew Alsup is a self-talking book. We speak with others. We speak with ourselves. We all are vocal. In this book the author is vocal with his \’chipmunk\’ voice, always gnawing inside him, digging into his thousand thoughts. It happens

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Sent to Watch by David J. Lebenstein, Book Review

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  Sent to Watch by David J. Lebenstein is a work of fiction that centres around a fictitious continent named Malefora, where on the Western side of the north coast was a large oval-shaped peninsula, divided into nine warring kingdoms. One such Kingdom was Grellyrort (Grelland), its language being Grellish. The capital of this kingdom

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