Title: Ezra Jack Keats at Play in the World of Children’s Books Author: W. Nikola-Lisa Genre: Literary Criticism Ezra Jack Keats was a prolific children’s book author and illustrator born in Brooklyn in 1916. He wrote and illustrated 22 picture books, the most famous being The Snowy Day, published in 1962, which awarded… Read More Ezra Jack Keats at Play in the World of Children’s Books – Editorial Review
Title: Jonathan Dickinson Author: James D. Snyder Genre: Non-Fiction History Jonathan Dickinson introduces readers to the sea voyage and shipwreck that made Jonathan Dickinson a historic figure.
Title: How Nature Healed a Broken Soul Author: Penny James Genre: Autobiography Penny James was raised in Colorado, spending summers at her grandmother’s ranch in Huerfano County, a place she considered her true home.
Title: Money Made Easy! How You (And Your Partner) Can Get a Grip On Your Finances Author: Helenna Snowden Genre: Non-fiction In Money Made Easy! How You (And Your Partner) Can Get a Grip On Your Finances, passionate finance enthusiast Helenna Snowden discusses the basics of money management.
Title: Unhunched: Discover Wellness Through Posture Author: Aesha Tahir Genre: Non-Fiction In Unhunched, we learn what good—and bad—posture is. Written by a movement specialist, Unhunched teaches positive posture habits that will transform your body and mind.
Title: Don’t Ask Dumb Questions! Author: Sidney S. Prasad Genre: Humor Society tells us there are no dumb questions, but in Sidney S. Prasad’s book, Don’t Ask Dumb Questions, the author challenges that assumption.
Title: Christianity 2.0: How Amazing New Advances in the Religious Realm Can Ignite a Religious Revival Author: John Dorsey Genre: Religion Christianity has been in existence for over two thousand years and is the world’s predominant religion.
Title: Is There Evidence For God – An Economist Searches for Answers Author: Robert Genetski Genre: Non-Fiction / Philosophy In Is There Evidence For God, author Robert Genetski tackles a thorny subject that has plagued minds for centuries: is there evidence that God exists?
Title: The Phoenix Career Principles Author: Tony Pisanelli Genre: Self-help / Non-fiction The tumult of the past couple of years has made it even more challenging for today’s generation to achieve financial security and career growth. Political unrest and worldwide economic instability have resulted in peak inflation rates and a cost-of-living crisis that… Read More The Phoenix Career Principles – Editorial Review
Title: Salt and Light: The Complete Jesus Author: Jonathan Geoffrey Dean Genre: Religious Studies / History of Christianity / Western Civilization Salt and Light: The Complete Jesus by Jonathan Geoffrey Dean is an ambitious and comprehensive look at what can be known about the historical person now known as Jesus of Nazareth. Through… Read More Salt and Light – Editorial Review
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