Let us live diving into the wind instead of shielding ourselves from the storms.
Let us live diving into the wind instead of shielding ourselves from the storms.
A young man sits for his routine bowl of spaghetti and meatballs only to have his day flipped upside down.
The key to snagging that perfect book and finishing it cover to cover is saying no. Be prepared to put down books that are not for you.
“When you are consistent for long enough, things will start to happen. You have to knock on the door of your dreams more than once!”
A slight swivel in her posture and she raises her eyes to mine. She knows I have been staring at her, boring my questions into her.
The title remains true to the course and pace of Jack and Joy Lewis’ love story. Their’s was a process of becoming.
“When we cultivate our minds and take chances to find something we are truly passionate about, we will also be living a dream. I practice regenerative farming, where I am making the soil healthier, keeping the water safe, and the air cleaner.”
She loved keeping secrets for people. It made her feel included, like she was a part of Stone Harbor, without risking being close to anyone.
Loftis quotes journal entries from Odette’s captors that show she saw the glimmer of worthiness in the German officers and Gestapo agents who held her captive.
Ereaders can be the tool you need to train, for actually finishing the beautiful hardcover books you keep buying.
Story telling will never fade away, but social media is changing the dynamics. We have a responsibility to grasp onto the stories scrolling across our screens and live them out.
Nonfiction writer, Larry Loftis, specializes in WWII espionage. He seeks the unsung heroes.
5 Flash Fiction Stories with the theme water. Splish-splash!
Prose and nonfiction ecology studies are not exclusive for author Delia Owens. At heart she is a nature observer, and through this novel we get to enjoy the beautiful world around us.
Loving your home is natural for a traveler, because we know what makes a place special and worthy of sharing with others.
Shyanne Halalilo spent a year in Nairobi, Kenya, serving girls rescued from prostitution. When she returned to the US, her new job was to carry their stories with her.
“She looks exactly like the woman from last night.” Her body retreats from the room. Sitting behind a desk, piled with folders and documents, is a kind eyed man in glasses.
Just like Tuor’s grueling journey to find Gondolin, the hidden elven city of majesty, readers should plan for a challenging task to uncover the grandeur of J.R.R. Tolkien’s final words.
