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Books and literature provide us with a way to escape from the everyday world and into different realms of imagination. They transport us to different times and places, and allow us to explore different cultures and worlds. They also provide insights into the human condition, and can be a source of inspiration and comfort. Books and literature have always been a part of my life. I can remember curled up with a good book on many occasions, whether it was during a rainy day or when I needed a break from reality. I am so grateful for the ability that books have to whisk us away to another time or place, and to teach us something new about the world around us.
Audiobook Review: The Scarecrow’s Queen (Monster’s Duet, #2) by Naomi Lucas and Mel Braxton. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – Books Best Blog
The Scarecrow's Queen by Naomi LucasMy rating: 4 of 5 stars Once, I was feared by all who gazed upon me.For the past century, I have served, defending my crops in solitude, baring my scythe as an omen.But when the crops aren't seeded, I find myself standing over a field of dirt and weeds.It is…
A Meticulous Plan | LITERARY TITAN
A Meticulous Plan, by A. Mohit, weaves a heartfelt narrative set against the backdrop of a nation in turmoil. This story delves into the intertwined lives of its characters, focusing on themes of love, identity, and cultural boundaries. It begins with the serendipitous meeting of Bakhtiar Khan, a shy yet charismatic young man, and Pooja…
Loki’s Daughter – Editorial Review – The Book Review Directory
Title: Loki's Daughter Authors: Linda and Michael Cahalan Genre: Fantasy / Historical Fiction Loki’s Daughter combines the raw tension of World War II resistance efforts with Norse mythology, creating a truly gripping and captivating story. In Norway, two women and a team of commandos face the relentless winter and shadow of Nazi atomic…
A Wake-Up Call | LITERARY TITAN
R. Janet Walraven M.Ed. Author Interview LIAM: The Boy Who Saw the World Upside Down is the true story of a young boy with dyslexia told through his teacher's eyes. Why was this an important story for you to share? Liam was brought to my 8th-grade classroom because he had been bullied and pushed aside…
My Early Retirement Purpose | LITERARY TITAN
Daniel C. Rodgers Author Interview Escape The Clock offers readers a comprehensive guide to achieving financial independence and planning for early retirement. Why was this an important book for you to write? Escape The Clock was an important book for me to write because I’ve lived the financial challenges and breakthroughs it addresses. I started…
Freetown: The Life and Death of Cassidy Parrish – Editorial Review – The Book Review Directory
Title: Freetown: The Life and Death of Cassidy Parrish Author: J. T. Riggen Genre: Thriller / Short Story This short story introduces readers to the world of Freetown, a corrupt mega-city run by a group of tribal leaders and Italian Mafia. In Freetown, wolves rule and the sheep are left to suffer, unless they disguise themselves…
The #Bookvent Calendar 2024: Day Twenty-Two – Jen Med's Book Reviews
#Bookvent - Celebrating my top reads of 2024 Up to now I have been revealing the books in publication date order, but these last three books from today until Christmas Eve represent my top three reads of the year. Believe me when I say that it has been really hard choosing between them, and I…
Book Review: The Line of Beauty by Alan Hollinghurst | Book Club Mom
The Line of BeautybyAlan Hollinghurst I selected this book because I found it on the New York Times 100 Best Books of the 21st Century where it ranks at 32. Published in 2004, the book won the Man Booker Prize. It was available as an eBook at the library so I downloaded and settled in.…
The Sunday Post #50 – Alli the Book Giraffe
Hello readers! It's Sunday again and that means it's time to wrap up my week again. I have been a bit busy this week with familial stuff, so I didn't get too much reading in or anything. We are finally making it to the last week of Blogmas! I am so happy that you guys…
The Last Breath Before Death by Alan Golbourn Review | Author Anthony Avina's Blog
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review. All opinions are my own. An artist and paranormal investigative reporter must seek answers to his missing brother when he disappears in Germany and in the process discovers an unparralleled evil in author Alan Golbourn’s “The Last Breath Before…
Old Paladins | LITERARY TITAN
Old Paladins, by R.L. Dean, is a gripping tale of redemption, vengeance, and forgiveness, centered on two unforgettable characters. Gerard Appleby, a retired soldier burdened by the scars of war, is thrust back into the fray when Sasha Martin arrives at his doorstep. Consumed by rage and intent on avenging her family’s murder, Sasha demands…
“One Day in December” by Josie Silver – #Audiobookreview @BOTLibrary @RandmHouseAudio #OneDayInDecember @LibbyApp | Fictionophile
narrated by Eleanor Tomlinson and Charlie Anson What an unusual romance. It started out as a typical 'meet cute' story and evolved into a complicated and frustrating saga of missed chances, poor timing, and life mistakes. A book of friendship, especially female friendship, this novel tests the loyalty and self-sacrifice required to be a true…
Sundays in Bed With… Two Fantasies! - One Book More
Happy Sunday! I’m back today with “Sundays in Bed With….” a meme that dares to ask what book has been in your bed this morning. Come share what book you’ve spent time curled up reading in bed, or which book you wish you had time to read today! This meme was originally hosted by Midnight Book … Continue reading Sundays in Bed With… Two Fantasies!
Dead or Alive: What Makes a Good Reading Year? – Thornfield Hall
Was 2024 a good reading year? Every year is a good reading year because I am picky-picky-picky. I don’t finish a book unless it is (a) fascinating, (b) well-written, and (c) works some kind of spell on me. You know, Girls just want to have fun! But we also are earnest. I don’t care if…
Create a Memory | LITERARY TITAN
Istvan Sanyi Author Interview In Grandpa's Christmas Gift, two children are granted a most amazing Christmas wish by an angel when they appeal to their late grandfather for a holiday miracle. Where did the idea for this story come from? I was really close with my father and he passed away long before my daughter…
Books Under The Tree #booktag #bookrecommendations – Portobello Book Blog
I saw this festive book tag on Kyles' Bookish Me blog and really enjoyed reading her answers so decided to join in too! it was created by Game of Tomes on Book Tube. What book would you like to find under the tree this year? I loved Stanley Tucci's book Taste so I've asked for his…
“Running in Slippers” by Angie Hawkins (Book Review #1924) – Review Tales
"Running in Slippers" by Angie Hawkins is a raw and deeply personal memoir that chronicles the tumultuous journey of a woman grappling with profound loss, toxic relationships, and the arduous path to self-discovery and healing. BUY NOW Angie's narrative begins with heartbreak: abandoned by a toxic boyfriend and devastated by the sudden loss of her…
Sunday Salon / Sunday Post – A Week in the Life of Dollycas – Weekly Rewind – New Arrivals - Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book - Great Escapes Book Tours
The Sunday Salon is a Facebook group that has become an informal week-in-review gathering place for bloggers. It is also a place to share our thoughts about
Book Review: Fever of Unknown Origin by Judith M. Ford - The Chrysalis BREW Project
Fever of Unknown Origin: A True Tale of Modern Medicine, Mystery, and Magic by Judith M. Ford is an evocative memoir that masterfully intertwines the mysteries of medical science with the resilience of the human spirit.
Feeding My Addiction… – Carries Book Reviews
**This post contains Amazon affiliate links which will allow me as an associate to earn a small commission on any purchase made through the link of the products I share. This commission in no way changes the pricing of any items for the buyer.** Merry Christmas everyone! Just a couple of new additions to share…
The Fundamentals of Sacred Theology by Campegius Vitringa, Sr., Levi Berntson (Translator) ★ ★ ★ 1/2 A Thousand Points of Light - The Irresponsible Reader
The Fundamentals of Sacred Theology by Campegius Vitringa, Sr., Levi Berntson (Translator) DETAILS: Publisher: Reformation Heritage Books Publication Date: September 2, 2024 Format: Paperback Length: 235 pg. Read Date: December 1-8, 2024 What's The Fundamentals of Sacred Theology About? The original (Latin) title of this is Aphorisms which Comprehend the Fundamentals of Sound Theology—and that's
One Woman’s Guide To Life | LITERARY TITAN
One Woman’s Guide to Life is a warm and practical manual that feels like a heart-to-heart with a wise friend. Spanning topics from personal growth to finances and travel, the book offers readers an empowering mix of anecdotes, advice, and actionable insights. Taylor’s voice is clear and conversational, making even the most challenging life advice…
Echoes of Silence (DI Sally Parker Book 15) by M.A. Comley @ComleyMel – bytheletterbookreviews
Book Description: From NY Times and USA Today Bestselling author M A Comley author of the award-winning Justice series who has sold over 5 million copies worldwide.When DI Sally Parker receives a mysterious letter hinting at long-buried secrets at Oakridge Hall, her curiosity is aroused. The author alludes to traumatic events that took place during…
Tough Lessons and the Triumphs | LITERARY TITAN
Christine Birch Author Interview In The Hollywood Unicorn, you paint a vivid picture of your struggles and triumphs navigating corporate America as a woman of color. Why was this an important book for you to write? Writing The Hollywood Unicorn was deeply personal for me. As a woman of color navigating corporate America, and Hollywood…
Quarterly Rewind (September-December ’24) – bookloversblog
Hi all! Saturday was the Winter Solstice, or at least in the Northern Hemisphere it was, I'm currently in Australia so Saturday was my second Summer Solstice of the year which is a little bit of a mind trip when you're so used to seasons being one way to suddenly switch to the other! But…
Sharing Their Journeys | LITERARY TITAN
Sarah Maconachie Author Interview Working Mothers Inspiring Others is a collection of stories from 18 working mothers from many walks of life in which they share both their parenting challenges and triumphs. Why was this an important book for you to write? When I returned to work after having my own children, I found myself…
TCL’s #LetsDiscuss2024 #15 – Picture That – December 20-26, 2024 #LetsTalkBookish #15. – The Chocolate Lady's Book Review Blog
This is a "Let's Talk Bookish" topic which is ... This week's topic is: How Do You Picture Characters When You Read? So, without any further ado… Disclaimer: These are my personal opinions. I do not expect anyone to agree with anything here, and in fact, I’m certain that many will disagree and/or even hate…
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