Salt of the Earth by Kate Moschandreas Salt of the Earth by Kate Moschandreas is a 360-page science thriller that peeps into the world, 20 years ahead, with all the unpredictable environmental crises. The story opens with Jess Prentiss, a chemical engineering student, who went for her morning jogging, suggested by her virtual therapist […]
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Book Review, Science FictionMark Victor Hansen, Relentless by Mitzi Perdue \”The size of your question determines the size of your result.\” Mark Victor Hansen. page 22 Mark Victor Hansen, Relentless by Mitzi Perdue is an honest documentary on Victor Hansen\’s life and work. I\’m madly in love with the series of \”Chicken Soup for the Soul\”. They are
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Book Review\”Love is the Answer, God is the Cure\” by Aimee Cabo Nikolov \” Love is the Answer, God is the Cure\” by Aimee Cabo Nikolov, a Cuban-American writer, is a memoir, which divulges into the raw essence of inhuman brutality. The book is a testament to the vulgarities that a little girl had to
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Book ReviewLike Glass by Sylvia Wilde When repressed memories float above the level of consciousness and disturb a living soul with haunting nightmares, literature bursts into several individual theories culminating into a single solid pursuit – significance of existence. Sylvia Wilde\’s \”Like Glass\” mirrors those existential crises that keep Trey tethered in the same stake of
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Book ReviewMirko Beljanski passed away on October 28, 1998, but left his legacy on his daughter Sylvie: \”God bless you. Don\’t change anything about the products and you will be fine.\” Page 33 \”Winning the War on Cancer\” by Sylvie Beljanski is a captivating journey on the part of the author to find the truth, and
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Book ReviewThe Way of the Goddess by Ananta Ripa Ajmera “The Way of the Goddess\” by Ananta Ripa Ajmera is a brilliant introspective inquisition on Hindu Gods and Goddesses and related rituals that we practice during the ceremony. And when you finish the book, you will feel that the cogency of her reflection is irrefutable.
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Book ReviewHealing Your Attachment Wounds by Boadi Moore It is said the first move of chess is the biggest move for the winner. Daniel Koepke\’s lines at the inauguration of the book are enough to pin my heart in the pages of this book. \”Maybe healing means trusting that no matter how many times we
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Book ReviewFast-Starting a Career of Consequence by Fred Sievert Starting as a teacher, Fred Sievert\’s professional life is diversified and elaborate, with so many challenges and successes. In the book \”Fast-Starting a Career of Consequence\”, Fred shared his honest experience with his readers. is a direct answer to the question of the author\’s daughter Dena, who,
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Book ReviewDon\’t Quit by Kyle S. Reynolds Don\’t Quit by Kyle S. Reynolds spotlights the incredible life journey of Jason Merkle, a friend of the author. It is a memoir as well as a guidebook in favour of alternative cancer treatment, rejecting the mainstream conventional prescription of chemotherapy, radiation surgery, and high antibiotics. When 13-year-old Jason
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Book ReviewBroken Boys by Dak Kopec, Book Review Ivy Vandermark and Blake Roberts meet after a long time, when Ivy reaches Blake\’s house, unexpected, but welcomed. What is her intention? Why is she here? What is Ivy\’s proposal to Blake that he feels so disturbed? It is easier to donate a kidney or a piece
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