Title: Lessons in Poetry: For a Wayward Child of Sad Eyes and Lonely Heart Authors: Anita Garman and John Knowlton Genre: Memoir When her husband of 58 years dies, Anita is inconsolable at having lost her best friend, life companion, and soulmate. She slips in and out of periods of severe depression, struggling against her… Read More Lessons in Poetry – Editorial Review
Title: A Boy Like You and Me Author: Eva Maria Schwarz-Pretner Illustrated by: Fatima Aldarmaki Genre: Children’s picture book A young ordinary boy–“like you and me”–learns that he has the extraordinary ability to wish for things that come true. He wishes for a neck as long as a giraffe so he can see past the tall woman… Read More A Boy Like You and Me – Editorial Review
Title: The Simple and Easy Manager: What Managers Need to Know Before They Need to Know It Author: Ned Parks Genre: Non-Fiction This is a short, entertaining read for professionals of all walks of life, whether one is a manager of a company or handles just one’s own “life.” The author uses the fictional story of… Read More The Simple and Easy Manager – Editorial Review
Title: Growth and Change Are Highly Overrated Author: Tom Starita Genre: Literary Fiction / Humor / Satire This story is one of not-coming-of-age, the opposite of the classic Bildungsroman plot. Instead of Lucas James accepting responsibility, this is the irreverent, somewhat crass, and humorously self-absorbed story of a young man who won’t grow up, even when… Read More Growth and Change Are Highly Overrated – Editorial Review
Author: Benson Ogholi Title: The Foreign Factor Genre: Literary / Historical Fiction With a hint of humor and the rhythm of an African folk tale, this short novella brings the complicated perspectives of foreign involvement, help, and “meddling” in Africa to life through the story of Oghale, a modern African woman who falls… Read More The Foreign Factor – Editorial Review
Author: Christopher Quarles Title: Book of III Genre: Religion / Philosophy This enigmatic volume presents the reader with a new way to interpret the Bible, Revelations, and the Two Witnesses who are supposed to appear at the end of the world. It offers itself as the code to understanding God’s Word and how… Read More Book of III – Editorial Review
Title: Grow Your Spiritual Intelligence Author: Guru Das Genre: Spirituality / Self-Help Grow Your Spiritual Intelligence is a thought-provoking work about recognizing and embracing one’s spirituality. From ancient parables to personal experiences, Guru Das employs a diverse set of examples to provide practical ways to deeply connect with oneself and find their life’s… Read More Grow Your Spiritual Intelligence – Editorial Review
Author: Ayla Doan Title: Soul Stuff: A Personal Journey with Spirit Work and Past Life Regression Genres: Nonfiction/New Age/Spirituality Soul Stuff: A Personal Journey with Spirit Work and Past Life Regression by Alya Doan addresses several aspects about spirituality, including regression into past lives, reincarnation, and speaking with souls. The author is a… Read More Soul Stuff – Editorial Review
Wizard’s First Rule Series: Sword of Truth #1 Format: Kindle Rating: 4 stars Synopsis: (Taken from Goodreads) Richard Cypher’s decision to help a woman in the Upper Ven near the Boundary between the Midlands and Westlands creates more trouble than first appears. The woman, Kahlan Amnell, brings with her dark news from the other side… Read More Wizard’s First Rule – Book Review
Title: From Jerusalem to Kashmir: The Secret Life of Jesus in India Author: Jozef Banas Genre: Biography / Religious studies & spirituality From Jerusalem to Kashmir: The Secret Life of Jesus in India by Jozef Banas follows two storylines: a present-day story of Michal and Marika from Slovakia and Jesus’ life 2,000 years… Read More From Jerusalem to Kashmir – Editorial Review
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