A Good Girl\’s Guide to Murder Holly Jackson \”I\’m not sure I\’m a good girl. I once thought I was, I\’ve lost her along the way.\” Five years ago, in a small town named Little Kilton, Andie Bell, a student was murdered. No one could find her dead body though there was a trace […]
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Book ReviewHouse of Eire- A Hillary Broome Novel by June Gillam \”Teddy-Heart2005\” – Will this password be able to break the code of Bridget\’s computer or is it going to dig hard into the ancestral history of Hillary\’s past? June Gillam in her House of Eire has set her stage for multiple themes – search for
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Book Review, Historical FictionFrom Burnout to Belonging by Kimberley Carozzi introduces a new work environment where we can flourish our skills without being burned out. Now, what do we mean by burnout? Burnout is a psychological state, caused by extreme physical and mental exhaustion and frustration. It is based on relentless anxiety and pressure that can be emotional,
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Book ReviewRoconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer: Reconfigurement by E. Alan Fleischauer is a practical guidebook for financial planning before and after retirement. \’Reconfigrement\’ refers to changing or arranging something in a new or different way to make the process more effective or fruitful. We can use the word reconfigurement in every sphere of life…online or offline.
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Book Review, Motivational BooksCynthia and Dan: Cyber War by Dorothy May Mercer Book Review Cynthia, who works as the chief security officer at Fairfax, Virginia, under Mike McBride, heads for her office after her teasing conversation with her brother Glenn, a Private Investigator. But a sudden landing of a drone on the White House Lawn causes a traffic
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Book Review, Political NovelZona, The Forbidden Land by Fred G. Baker Zona, The Forbidden Land by Fred G. Baker is a science fiction adventure written by Fred G. Baker. In three parts the author presents a gripping story that keeps the readers hooked till the end. Expedition to Zona, a Land of Mystery, in Search of Lost Uncle:
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Book Review, Science FictionNatural Relief for Anxiety and Stress By Gustavo Kinrys and Alexandra Gold \”Anxiety is a normal human emotion, but one that is highly subjective. While normal anxiety has a beneficial and adaptive purpose, anxiety can also become the cause of terrible suffering for millions of people.\” Who is not anxious in his or her life?
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Book Review, Motivational BooksPurpose: Design a Community & Change Your Life – A Step-by-Step Guide to Finding your Purpose and Making it Matter Gina Bianchini Add meaning to your life: “Your freedom to choose who you want to be, and how you want to spend your days and years, the very impact you want to have on the
\” Far from narrowing your options, niching up opens a world of possibility to say yes to the people who are right for you and your business – the ones you are best suited to help.\” Why should you read the book, Chris Dreyer\’s Niching Up? Chris Dreyer\’s Niching Up is the best pick for
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Book Review, Business and MarketingThe Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey, Book Review The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey Book Review Eowyn Ivey\’s debut novel The Snow Child (2012) is the retelling of a Russian folk tale of the Snow Child. As I have read the folk tale of Snow Child in the story book Alyonushka. The Snow
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