Verified Influencer: A Book Review of Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
“My name is Natalie Heller Mills, and I was perfect at being alive.”
Cozy Christmas List
Stuff their stockings, wrap up these book bundles, and snuggle in for a little holiday joy!
To Survive a Viking Raid: A Book Review of The Book of I by David Greig
A Viking, a monk, and a mead wife remain as the only living survivors on the island Iona after a bloody massacre
Malaria Dreams: A Book Review of The Great Divide by Cristina Henríquez
The Atlantic and the Pacific will be connected, at all costs.
One Step Into the Wilderness
I can write my story now because the lessons are distilled down and have connection to something bigger than me.
The Wonderful We: A Book Review of The Buddha in the Attic by Julia Otsuka
Their story strikes a chord in our hearts that connect you and me to the past.
Compared to the Classics
A connection to others is so important to our own perseverance in what we can accomplish.
Personal History : Guest Interview with YA Historical Fiction Author Patrick D. Joyce
I like to give readers threats to confront, dangers to flee, puzzles to solve, heroes to root for, and villains to scowl at.
Fighting Without Surrender: Czechoslovakia and WWII
The people fought from within, never ceasing.
Reflections on Publication Day
We had no idea how many words were stored up inside that girl.
What's to Gain Self-Publishing? : A Guest Interview with Self-Help Author Sarah Tyk
But what if the secrets of the Universe are not just out there, among the stars, but also within us?
Sneak Peek
When she crossed herself, fat droplets of holy water cascaded down her forehead, running along the bridge of her broad nose.
Personal Hauntings: A Book Review of The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years by Shubnum Khan
A weeping djinn roams a haunted house on the coast of South Africa.
Would You Sit Down?
As someone who skips most of my lunch breaks at work and catches myself eating standing up at the kitchen sink, I’d like to try something different.
Please Skip to the Good Part: A Book Review of Book Lovers by Emily Henry
Would you ever read the last page first?