Perspectives by Kendra Q. Dodd is a self-help journal that will help readers get on the right path to begin a journey of self-improvement. Meant to be taken a day at a time, this book will encourage readers a little at a time to dig deeper into themselves to bring about change little by little.... Continue Reading →
The Door at the End of Everything is a collection of poems written by Lynda Monahan. These poems will pull at your heartstrings, and bring tears to your eyes, but they will also bring you hope. Written in author Monahan’s unique style each poem will bring something unique to the table, but there will definitely... Continue Reading →
The Glass Lodge by John Brady McDonald is a collection of poetry written by author McDonald from his youth spanning well into his adult years. Each poem is a story that details various moments in his life. Some will share a story that many of us can relate to, while others will be eye-opening pieces... Continue Reading →
Life Strikes Back is book two in the Back in a Year series by Candace MacPhie. Readers who enjoy travel memoirs will find many a delight in the pages of this novel as author MacPhie continues her travel saga across Eastern Europe. If you’ve read book one: Finding Color then you’re not going to want... Continue Reading →
Lost and Found in Mexico, A Widow’s Road to Recovery, by Candy Wolff is a memoir that details the heartbreaking loss lived by Candy Wolff herself. This retelling will detail for readers the struggles that author Wolff experienced after the sudden loss of her beloved husband while they were on vacation in Cabo, Mexico. While... Continue Reading →
Paw Prints on the Couch: How Pets Enrich Our Lives is a collection of stories put together by Kim Lengling. At first glance at this book’s cover, your first impression is – this book is going to be about pets. Right, you are! Go ahead and grab a box of tissues, because these stories are... Continue Reading →
Right off the bat, without even looking at the cover of this book, you read the line “Yippee Ki-yay Motherf*cker” and your first thought is – “Bruce Willis...that you?” Okay, so it’s actually his character John McClane from the movie Die Hard, but you know who we’re talking about. So, that being said...Die Hard fans... Continue Reading →
Non-fiction is one of those genre’s that there are many sub genre’s in it. From nature to science to philosophy, non-fiction is unique due to its’ variety. Backwater Mystic Blues by Lloyd Ratzlaff is one of those books in which the author takes us to childhood hiding spots, rural areas, makeshift rafts that explain the... Continue Reading →
Thunder Dog by Michael Hingson with Susy Flory is the true story of a blind man and his guide dog. This book is going to take you back to the day the towers fell – September 11, 2001. Michael Hingson is going to share his experiences of that day and more. Shedding light on the... Continue Reading →
This post contains affiliate links One thing about travel-guides is that they are always surprising, and that’s always a plus when it comes to this genre. "Savoring the Camino de Santiago" an interesting title that puts you wondering right away, and when you decide to pick it up and read it, you’ll find one of... Continue Reading →
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