Here is the list of books that I have read so far by indie and new authors. I have included a review of the books and links to the book so you can give it a look and check them out. There's some really great stuff here. If you find something in the library list that you like, give it a go and tell me what you think in a post below! Also, make sure to leave that author a review (amazon, goodreads, or here if you like!)
(5 Stars)
Madison has had a rough life and the worst luck, but nothing will keep her from marrying the love of her life, her stepbrother, Justin. After surviving a traumatic past, they are finally getting married. During their trip, more bad luck occurs when her dress is lost on the flight and a tragic death puts a damper on their soon-to-be wedding. After making adjustments, they decide on a new venue and get their dream wedding. For a while, things are going great. Everything is calm and good in life. Madison loves her daughter Justice, who is wise beyond her years. Their happy life is interrupted by a series of events including her sister, Tayna going missing. Madison later finds that it seems Justice may have a clue to finding her. No matter what happens, Madison and Justin will remain a team and fight together to protect their family.
B. Truly's, As the Secrets Turn, is the third book in the My Darkest Secret series. I did get to read the first book in this series so I appreciate getting to know what has happened to Madison and Justin once they grew up. If you haven't read the other stories I would definately recommend because it is an amazing series, but you can still read this one even if you haven't read the others. I am never dissapointed with Truly's writing. She does a great job of developing compelling characters that are believable and setting up the stage for the story. There's enough backstory that you can understand whats going on and Truly jumps right in with action and drama from the first page. A story full of love, drama, action and a little spash of crazy, check out B. Truly's, As the Secrets Turn. You won't regret it!
(5 stars) "Great Read!"
I really enjoyed this collection of inspirational poems. They were more like reading her diary of thoughts, reflections, and prayers to Christ. Prayers of repentance, reflections on decisions, and thankfulness for God's Neverending grace. I connected with these lines and reading them blessed me. I would definitely recommend for anyone that loves poetry.
(3 stars)
This story was about three girls who became best friends in middle school. They entered a talent show in high school and a representative from a record label found them and got them a record deal. The girls faced different challenges while being super stars, and some of those challenges threatened to break their friendships and family life.
Now, I am a band-geek, music buff, musician, all of that, so I really was wanting to love this book. The story-line was pretty good, but the story jumped around a lot. There wasn't much narration happening to let me know what characters were doing or anything. It would just jump to the next scene. Like I said, I liked the story-line; the book just needs some more time in the editing process. It's not too late to fix it and it would be a really great story. Great potential.
(5 Stars)
Carissa and her mother, Lisette work for Lucille after Carissa's father and brother die. Lucille runs a brothel and seeks to have only the best prostitutes available for the highest price. Lisette is her best gal and she keeps her high on drugs and keeps all her money. Lucille is looking to start working young Carissa soon too. Lucille and her girls move to Tombstone and there Carissa finds favor with the doctor, sheriff, and most importantly, China Mary who runs the town like the godfather. Lucille has plans for Carissa, but will her new friends be able to help her?
Let me tell you I LOVED THIS STORY! It's set like a western around silver mining. The characters and language are appropriate and believable. Even though the story is fiction, it's based on a lot of facts. Benson's writing is engaging, exciting, vivid, and entertaining . I loved China Mary's character. She made the story for me! Definitely a must read!
(4 stars) "Short & Sweet!"
Case files was an interesting short detective story. It caught my attention very quickly and as soon as I got into it, it was over. Very quick read. Kind of wish there was a collection of them. But I enjoyed reading it
(5 Stars)
Amy Watkins’, Cute, for a Black Girl, is a powerful story of faith, love, and family. The story opens with Chloe, a young African American girl, in the hospital unconscious and fighting for her life as her family diligently work at solving the mystery of what happened to her during a house party. The story shifts point of views from past to present, making its way back to the act that resulted with Chloe in the hospital. Chloe ends up in foster care because of physical and sexual abuse at home. Mr. Wilcox, a white middle-aged attorney, adopts Chloe and they build a loving and trusting relationship. Despite her harsh beginnings, she grows to be a happy, well-behaved, and highly intelligent student. While attending school, Chloe meets Cadence, a white girl who later identifies as a lesbian, and they become best friends. The duo has different experiences of racism in society. People in stores and other public areas are nice to Cadence but are always suspicious of Chloe. Cadence learns how their lives do not have the same set of rules.
Throughout the plot, Amy’s characters battle dealing with low self-esteem, acceptance, racism, bigotry, faith in God, and faith in the goodness of people. This story shines a light on many of the racial, social, and even religious injustices that are still very prevalent today. This story may seem controversial to many but is very relevant to what is occurring in our world today with the current Black Lives Matter movement, police brutality on people of color, and unfair treatment of people in the LGBTQ community. Amy’s story is raw, honest, and unapologetically authentic! Cute, for a Black Girl forces us all to look in the mirror and really look at our actions, thoughts, beliefs, and I can say, it has inspired me to want to be an agent for change. We are all beautifully and wonderfully made in his image and called for a purpose.
(5 stars)
As ZaZa follows the sounds of the steel drums beating across Sokahland, and during her walk, she meets some new and amazing friends. Carnival, a colorful Parrott who loves to fly high and fast through Sokahland; Turtle, who is the largest in the world, but his leatherback is smooth and helps him swim fast in the water to catch fish; Hippo, who is told she is large, but can use her strong jaws to open coconuts; Skunk, who stinks but uses the smell to keep away dangerous bears; and Tree, who is so tall that everyone can see the beauty of Sokahland from above. ZaZa meets all these amazing friends and they all are different. What adventures will Zaza and her friends go on in Sokahland?
Kai-Nneka and Soyini Townsend and A. Xavier Johnson's, Different and Amazing is the second children’s picture book in the A-Z of Good Character Series. The story is beautifully illustrated and has a representation of the various types of animals and human characters of all colors. Different and Amazing is a story that brilliantly celebrates diversity and explores the importance of self-love, friendship, and acceptance. A book that would be a great Social and emotional resource to add to any classroom or home bookshelf reinforcing the importance of acceptance of our uniqueness. Join ZaZa and her friends as they discover what makes Sokahland so Different And Amazing!
Coming to Amazon April 2nd
Dreams and Illusions: A Gabrielle Dorian Mystery #1 (Gabrielle Dorian Mysteries): Olmstead, Rebecca: 9798986831442: Amazon.com: Books
(5 Stars)
Gabrielle Dorian had a happy life, James, her loving husband, and a successful boutique with her best friend, Kate. Gabrielle had everything she could ask for, and sometimes a little more, when she had her strange dreams that would tell her about things that would happen in the future. She hadn’t had the dreams for a while and was content with her daily routine until things changed and she had a dream about her husband that didn’t make sense. Unfortunately, by the time Gabby realized what the dream meant, it was too late. Her husband died. Gabby was consumed with grief but after the funeral, she received a message from her sister, Tina, asking for help and that she was in jail for murder. Gabby and Tina were never close growing up, but Tina calls for Gabby’s help because of her gift of dreams. Gabby meets with Tina and finds an old friend, Matt, who is working as a detective on the case. Gabby is determined to find the real killer, but will her snooping make her more of a liability to those who want the truth to stay hidden? Rebecca Olmstead’s Dreams and Illusions is a gripping fast-paced murder mystery that is sure to pull you in from the very beginning. Dreams and Illusions has a great storyline and each of the character's history is relatable to readers. Gabby’s story is also a coming-of-age tale, because of her ability to see things in her dreams, but she has seen this ability as a curse, not a gift. Throughout the story, Gabby has to deal with issues from her past and in doing so, also accept the person that she has grown to be. I thoroughly enjoyed reading Rebecca Olmstead’s Dreams and Illusions.
(5 stars)
The story begins with the main character, Mandy, writing letters to her father while she is on her way to The Grand Canyon, where she will be a camp counselor. Mandy talks about the breathtaking scenery and her experiences of being camp counselor until it tragically comes to an end for her. The correspondence goes from her and her father, to 30 years later, reuniting with her old friend, Gil, who was also a camp counselor when they were young. Both Mandy and Gill are married with families, and they discuss their lives and interests. Their friendship takes a turn and becomes an affair, and eventually, it takes a turn for the worse with unimaginable consequences.
the characters were very well developed. Even though the story was strictly letters, emails, and different types of correspondence to different people, the plot and storyline was always clear. everything was very descriptive. There were some very intense moments of passion and suspense. The writer did an amazing job of keeping your attention from the very first page all the way to the end. The story addresses some political controversies, and a few social issues and I really enjoyed that there was debate among characters. I really enjoyed reading Lisa Lambros' gripping Epistolary.
(5 Stars)
In E.I.Q’s EUNUCH, Glenda is a brilliant young woman that works doing research in science and technology. She comes from a privileged home, but as she experiences college and the workforce, her experiences change her perspective of the world and world issues. She evolves into a passionate feminist who lives in a world that is rapidly making a turn for the worst. Women are being raped, molested, and made to continue with unwanted pregnancies. The world holds a double standard between men and women, where if a woman is raped, it was something she has done to lead him on. Many women have been mentally scared, and some have died from birth complications. Also, the double standard of a woman’s place in the workplace. Hearing these stories of how women have no control or choice over their bodies inspires Glenda to try to do something to create a change that would hopefully work out for the better. Glenda implores the help of her friends to help with the creation of EUNUCH, a device that could serve as an alternative form of birth control, but designed for men. Of course, the introduction of this device created a buzz of sorts, creating a cult of people in support and a separate group against this project. Their lives are at stake, but they are committed to the cause. Will their efforts be enough?
E.I.Q’s EUNUCH is packed with emotion, controversy, politics, passion, and power. This gripping story of this group of ladies’ experiences and challenges throughout the story keeps your attention. I honestly couldn’t put it down. Even if you have a different viewpoint on some social issues, this gives another vantage point, and I could appreciate that. Everyone has their own truths based off their experiences and life paths.
(5stars)
Tanner goes to live and train with Queen Amora and her people.
their families are supposed to be close, but something has happened to put a rift between them. In their homes, once you reach a certain age, your abilities go away unless you either get married or make a blood bond with a group. Tanner feels moved to help Anna get out of marrying a guy she doesn't want, and this makes Amora furious. She likes to have complete control, and Tanner is a hindrance that must be stopped.
I really enjoyed this story. I wish there were more details, but overall a well written book. Short, sweet, and to the point. I look forward to reading the next one.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
God’s Illuminating Blindness: God’s Conquering of a Dark-Hearted Nation (The Way of Aram Book 1) - Kindle edition by Croy, Dwight. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.
(5 stars)
Naaman and King Ben-Hadad were close. Almost as friends, Naaman was the King's most trusted advisor, but after Naaman was healed of his leprosy by Yahweh, he chose to follow God. Now, Naaman wants to talk to the king about his new convictions, but King Ben-Hadad worships a false god, Rimmon. The King is loyal to his god giving sacrifices of the blood of the innocent and anything else that the evil god, Rimmon demands. King Ben-Hadad has committed himself as the mouthpiece of his almighty Rimmon. Still, now Naaman has come to testify of his healing after following the instructions of the prophet, Elisha, who is a follower of Yahweh. Naaman went on to explain that Yahweh is bigger than any king, ruler, or prophet, and this angers King Ben-Hadad. Naaman bows and extends his sword to respectfully decline his position with the king if he is displeased, the king will either take his sword to relieve him of his position or tell him to rise. The king had doubts about having a servant who serves a God he doesn't serve, so he went to behead Naaman but the hilt of the sword got hot. With talk of Yahweh, the king is paranoid and looks over his shoulders. The king has vowed to kill Naaman and prove that his god is more powerful. Once friends and now enemies, what will Naaman do? He and his family have chosen to follow God no matter the cost and have faith that he will provide for them. During Naaman's healing, he also had three young boys, Nukh, Zayno, and Albazi, who were like his disciples. They traveled with Naaman and they hoped to become soldiers one day. They also have committed to following Yahweh and as they continue to walk alongside Naaman learning from him and being mentored by him, the young boys are also growing in their faith and changing their lives.
I really enjoy seeing how Naaman has committed 100% to his faith in God and his testimony inspires others. He has committed to being a light in his world even if there is a natural consequence to his life. He knows that God will protect him or if not, he is willing to die for his faith and you see everyone that is in his inner circle, their lives are changed as well and they also become light. God's love and the truth are infectious and it only takes a little faith in him and he proves every time they have a trial, he protects them.
Croy is very thoughtful in including footnotes that link names, places, and vocabulary words with historical and Biblical references. There are maps so you can have a visual of the area, and he goes to great lengths to ensure the reader understands what is happening in the story. His writing is very relatable.
Join Naaman and his disciples as they take over Aram for Yahweh in Dwight David Croy's, God’s Illuminating Blindness: God’s Conquering of a Dark-Headed Nation. This masterfully written story is a novel for mature readers of all ages. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and for Believers of the Gospel, this story reminds us of who God is and urges us to get back on the path of following God if we may have ventured off.
(4 stars)
Amazon.com: It's Time To Grow: How Focusing on Spiritual Growth Can Transform Your Life and Relationships: 9798893095074: Floyd Jr, Freddie: Books
Freddie Floyd Jr.’s "It's Time to Grow" is an inspiring self-help book about personal development and growth. The book is very relatable and has a very casual conversational tone. The concepts are very easy to understand and he encourages readers to be willing to change and be willing to reflect on yourself in order to be better. Each chapter focuses on a different facet of self, relationships, and growth. I did find that some of the concepts were repetitive at times, but the information was very helpful and useful. You can tell throughout the book that Floyd is enthusiastic about motivating you to be your best self for yourself and to be successful in achieving growth. Overall, I found the book to be a good read.
(4 stars)
Maxzyne and Oliver are partners working to get their CPR certification. Maxzyne wanders off and finds girls that look like mermaids protesting Westbrook water-bottling company and asking people to help save the springs. Maxzyne finds a paddle board and goes closer to the girls but falls in! Her partner, Oliver finds her and comes to help but, they find themselves in an underwater world and they have been rescued by a couple of mermaids. Maxzyne Goes Aquamarine is a fun-filled adventure story where Maxzyne and Oliver have decided to join the quest to save the springs from Sereia, an evil sea hag who wants to rule over the waters. Along their journey, the kids find themselves meeting different sea creatures, but not all of the creatures are there to aid them in saving the springs from being sucked dry and bottled for human consumption. Will Maxzyne and Oliver be able to help the mermaids save the springs and defeat Sereia before its too late?
I really enjoyed reading this book. Great action-adventure story that features fantastic creatures that young readers are sure to enjoy.
(4 Stars)
Jasmine is bullied in school and her neighbor, bibi (bebe) gives her a pet, Jackson, chameleon. Jackson ends up being a huge monster that protects her from her school bullies, but there's more to Jackson than meets the eye. Things start to change between him and Jasmine. (Don't want to tell the whole thing LOL).
This story reminds me of Stephen King stories, so if you're into those kinds of stories it's definitely for you. I thought there was a great storyline. Very intense. I wasn't a fan of all the cursing. It's supposed to be high school. Also, sometimes, I couldn't understand all the language. I know BiBi is supposed to be from Tanzania, so I could understand her having incoherent ramblings in another language, but sometimes Jasmine or the other girls would say things and I couldn't (or it took me a while) to understand what they were supposed to be saying. I guess it was supposed to be ebonics, but I found it wasn't necessary. Like I said, overall, it was a good read.
(5 Stars)
Great compilation of African American women's life experiences. Some good and some bad, but they all helped shape them into the women they are today. Their life experiences taught them lessons that they will forever keep with them. A compilation full of a message of hope and survival. A great and insightful read.
Shattered is the account of Jenell's adoptive daughter, Mercy being adopted and adjusting into her new family. The typical story of a child being in the system. Being moved from foster home to home and shelter to shelter. Shattered is a first-hand account of Jenell Jones trying to give Mercy a good and loving family despite her dark past. As the story progresses, Jenell and her family continuously pull back layer upon layer of Mercy's horrific past and navigate how to deal with her current state, protect the other members of the family, and still get Mercy the help she desperately needs. Shattered is a story that is insightful, informative, and relatable. Jenell's writing is captivating and portrays the desperation and emotional turmoil of enduring the adoptive process and trying to rehabilitate an emotionally and phycological wounded individual. You see how desperate her mother is to get her the help that she needs and holding on to hope that one day Mercy can heal from her past and be ok. Having Mercy come to be a part of their family is a test for the entire Jones family. In times of trouble, will they all stand together to help Mercy, or will their life become shattered.
Amazon.com: Something In The Water: A Graphic Novel eBook : Joseph, Elijah, Malyshev, Mykhailo : Kindle Store
(4 stars)
The city of Marlon, Georgia has gotten Sweetwater to be their exclusive bottled water supplier in efforts to encourage everyone to stay hydrated and healthy. Daniel and his best friend Jeremy notice that for some reason, kids at school are being more aggressive and fighting. Over the next couple of days, there are more deaths from freak accidents and the people of Marlon are losing control, but why? The boys find an article stating that the water is dangerous and causes people to be more violent than normal, but when they go to tell the authorities and their parents, no one believes them. How else can anyone explain the violent deaths and killings? Will they be able to find the truth and save their town and their families before the water turns everyone to kill? Check out Elijah Joseph and Mykhailo Malyshev's, Something in the Water.
Amazon.com: THE 5 MOONS OF TIIANA: Special Illustrated Edition eBook : Harry, PT, Harry, PT: Kindle Store
(5 stars)
Captain Rez Cantor is a soldier. His final duty to his home is to protect the Royal Family during their last moments as their home is being taken over by the Relcor. Their home of Melela had been taken over by the Relcor aliens. All of the civilians had been relocated to other areas and soon, the Royal Family would surrender their government as well. That night, Rez got a summons to see the General and he learned that the following morning, the Royal family would be killed, and the Queen tasked him with saving Princess Leanna. Rez manages to get away with the princess, but he needs someone who knows how to run a ship and travel through space, so he recruits Phillip Golan. Together, the trio finds a ship to leave, but when they take off, their ship is attacked, and the blast separates Rez from the princess and Phillip. Rez wakes up to find himself on strange beach and stripped of all metal. He comes to discover that he is in Urlena, and that this is one of 5 moons of Tiana. Phillip travels to the different moons and discovers the history between the wars and rivalries and finds himself in the middle of an epic battle. Will he find out what became of his Princess Leanna and Phillip, and what will become of the moons of Tiana? Join Captain Rez on his journey on the different moons of Tiana in this action- packed sci-fi thriller that is sure to keep your attention until the very end!
(4 stars)
I thought Scribbles of the mind was a nice collection of poems. Mostly love poems or reflections on relationships, both good and bad. I liked the art that was displayed with the poetry as well. I'm not sure that the description gave the collection much justice. I don't know what I was expecting to read, because the description mentioned not being able to express feelings, and emotional burdens? But the poems were beautiful and I thought Elie did a great job of expressing their feelings and emotions through the poetry.
(5 Stars) "Great story of life experience" I really enjoyed this book. It was a quick read and kept my attention. He is a great story teller. I could vividly imagine those exercises and crazy events that he described.
Temple of Ice
(5 Stars)
I really enjoyed this book! Full of action, suspense, betrayal, passion, love, hate, and full of all types of twists and turns. This action-packed fantasy story will keep your attention from the very first page. Can't wait to read more by Christian Cura! Would definitely recommend.
(4 stars)
Great Adventure Story for Kids!
Lara and and her brother, Oliver, have found themselves on an island that they have drawn using a magical sketchbook. How to use the sketchbook is a mystery to them as they navigate the island trying to find their way back home. They continue to discover new places and things on the island, but their adventure doesn't end there.
Dorian's imagination and inner child is portrayed beautifully in this story. I'll definitely read this story to my son and I am looking forward to following his work and reading the next one!
Amazon.com: The Orphan of Destiny, David Hall (The Marvelous, David Hall): 9798990972902: Knight, A. J.: Books
The city of Dalton is a shadow of its former self. A city rich with history but now run by evil and greedy people. David works hard at the grocery store and works like a slave cooking and cleaning at home for his mom, Sheila. Well, his adoptive mom. David remembers that he had parents, but they died in a car accident, and he was put in an orphanage. Sheila took him in, but she is mean and selfish. She makes David work like her personal slave and takes his earnings from the store. His adoptive sister, Melanie, tries to speak up for him but they are no match for Sheila.
David has no clue as to why she is so mean and abusive towards him, but one day, he decided he had enough and left. When David left, all Sheila's mean energy went to Melanie and Sheila refused to take responsibility for her mistreatment of David. When David left, he decided to try and stay at a hotel with his money he secretly stashed aside but the hotel was too expensive. On his way out, the receptionist found him and escorted him to a luxury room and David was told that the manager, Mr. Atlas, was letting him use the room for a while. David was overcome with gratitude wanted to repay his kindness. David found another job at a grocery store next to the hotel and he was a quick study, very intelligent, and had a business mind for finding solutions to problems. Everyone that met David was impressed with him ,but who was he really? David had no records from his past. And this made him an enigma and a target. What will people do to find out about David?
Orphan of destiny is an amazing read! I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I immediately feel in love with David's character and wanted to defend him against Sheila. All of the characters are masterfully written. The pacing of the story is great and keeps your attention from the moment you start reading. The fantasy and action come in later, but everything builds perfectly. The ending also leads you to believe there should be more to the story. David's story isn't finished. I do hope there will be more. I will be patiently waiting to continue on the journey of self-discovery with David. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who likes adventure, action, good versus evil, and fantasy. this is a must read.
(4 stars)
The story of the witch and the wolf was a short and sweet one. It reminded me of Romeo and Juliet. They were both married but bound by a curse and the story tells of how the witch tried countless times to free Elias from being bound in a wolf's body. They manage to share some precious moments together, but, like the classic Shakespearean story, that moment was short lived. I can appreciate Julia's depiction of cursed lovers fighting to be together.
(5 stars)
Victoria Liiv's, Through Hell & Highwater, is a magical action-packed adventure that features a group of unlikely companions comprised of different types of fantastic creatures that normally wouldn't cohabitate, let alone be friends. The groups anchor, a dainty little elf named Evyline, is admired for her bravery, tenacity, and concern for others over herself. Different circumstances and previous relationships brings the group to secure their unsuspected partnership while attending Volo Noscere University. Evyline initially turned out to be the most overlooked among the group because of her petite stature and mild-manners, but they, and many of the professors at Volo Noscere, are learning that little Evyline is more powerful than anyone anticipated.
This story kept me flipping the pages into the wee hours of the night and early morning. A sprinkle of Harry Potter, Twilight, Percy Jackson, and Lord of the Rings, this story definitely fills your fantasy tank with a ride of thrills and I can't wait to read the next one! If you haven't read the brilliant writing of Victoria Liiv, then you definitely want to read this book!
(5 stars)
Byron, Tina, and Carlos are best friends in middle school. The trio make it their daily goal to come up with ideas to cheat in class and make money hustling up the other students. I enjoyed the way Gregg tells their story from the perspective of an immature child. The language is appropriate for their characters. I found if amusing that they worked so hard to just get by in school, but if they put half the effort they put in scams in classwork, they would be doing way better. I enjoyed reading their story and watching them make such immature and hilarious decisions. Great read.
(4 stars)
Great self-help on interpersonal relationships
Rosemary really gave great insight to the importance of understanding yourself and others. Understanding yourself enough to be confident in who you are regardless of others opinions, and being understanding and having empathy for others. To have compassion and extend grace to those we may have disagreements with. I think the world would be a better place if we all lived by these principles. Rosemary challenges us to really consider how we relate to people and urges us to be more understanding of others. I really enjoyed this book. Would definitely recommend.
(5 stars)
Patricia Ryan works tirelessly for Brackman Advertising and when she isn't working on accounts and projects for the company, she is spending her time advocating for the children in the community who rely on the DuBois Community Center. The community center has become a big part of the community outreach providing fine arts opportunities and positive outlets for the community's youth to keep them from getting involved in gangs and positively serve children in underprivileged communities. Patricia is very passionate about the work of the community center and now she has to fight to keep it open because the Mackenzy-Duran Company is looking to buy the center to tear it down and expand their business. Patricia is preparing for a presentation to sway favor for the center when she bumps into a very attractive gentleman named Mac, who turns out to be the owner of the Mackenzy-Duran Company. While they are both on opposing ends of a battle, they can't help but be drawn to each other. Mac is charming and Patricia is a determined fighter when she is passionate. It's obvious they have an attraction and connection, but how can it survive with them being on opposite sides of the fence about what the community needs and their business' success? Find out in Dorothy Elizabeth Love's, Whispers in the Night.
I strongly recommend this book for all romance/thriller readers who like a spicy romance story with a plot that unfolds and holds your interest throughout the story. There's danger and sum moments of suspense and it has a great romantic ending. Dorothy's characters are masterfully written and the spicy moments in the book are very tasteful. The main character's budding relationship develops and grows at a good pace and the characters are very relatable. I really enjoyed reading this book. I had a hard time putting it down once I started. I look forward to reading more from Dorthy Love.
I really enjoyed reading it. Was very eye opening. I liked that it gives many examples of how the US expands their resources, influence, land, and power at the expense of others. The literature is very relevant to what we are still battling today; institutionalized racism, socialism, and how the hierarchy of power is established. I think it may be a tough read for some who are in denial but very straightforward and honest with the facts.
Amazon.com: What's Eating Our Kids?: A Parent’s Guide to Food Allergy, Intolerance, and Toxicity eBook : Wendt, Julie: Kindle Store
(4 stars)
What’s Eating Our Kids? is a self-help book that helps readers understand some causes of food allergies, intolerance, and toxicity. It breaks down some of the common food reactions and explains some symptoms and treatment processes. I found this book helpful because I have allergies, and so do my children. Some of the things described in the book helped me understand some of the symptoms my son has had, so I found the book to be useful and informative. I think this book is definitely worth adding to the library and giving a read.
(5 Stars)
I really enjoyed this book about Maeve's life and struggles with her family, and her young love. She was a college student and exotic dancer and wouldn't date due to past hurts in her life. She reconnects with an old crush, but they were childhood bestfriends as well. Jacob and Maeve's story really captivated my attention and I honestly wasn't able to put the book down until it was finished. I'm glad she was able to tear down those walls and allow love to heal her. The story was so well written and I connected with the character. Would definitely recommend.
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