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Journaling and reflecting can lower stress by helping people process feelings and clarify thoughts. Regularly journaling about your cancer experience can provide a comforting outlet and help you cope at any point during treatment. A perfect book example is My Wonderful Nightmare: Spiritual Journals Inspired by Cancer by Erin Higgins and co-authored by Alma Lightbody. It is about a woman’s journey and struggles with Ovarian Cancer... Read more

A hero has a vast amount of intelligence, courage, and strong willpower. There are many more to be a hero, such as being a good leader and being respected. One is Grey Feathers: Led by Love of Country, written by Daniel DeWald. They have to be able to think of other people over themselves... Read more

Dr. Sandra's book about introverted child tells the reader how an introverted child gains respect for how smart he is and shows the courage to participate in the Spelling Bee. An informational and exciting children’s book on having a positive attitude... Read more

Children’s books are instrumental to how kids develop their perception and eventually react once they grow and get to interact with life’s realities. Author Rosella Calauti’s book about building friendships talks about the friendship between Brandi, Salvatore, Lee, Lori, and Erika, how they interact and explore the community together... Read more

This new book by Brian Clements continues Private Detective Jack Donavon’s adventures from the “If I Could See” series as he searches for that individual who spawned his hearing loss. This leads Jack back to Florida. There, he meets his attacker and must fight him or get killed. Jack also works with unusual clients who let him into all sorts of problems and situations... Read more

The NYLA Conference and Trade Show in Saratoga Springs completes the Empire State Book Tour of ReadersMagnet this year. To make the experience more special, we’re giving Kindle prizes to the Scavenger Hunt winners. It could be an incredible gift you’ll receive as an avid reader before the year ends, and the treat is on us. The two-week-long Empire State Book Tour for self-published authors started with The Festival of Storytellers on October 24, 2022. The Book Confab successfully followed it in Tribeca. And it will cumulate with the New York Library Association (NYLA) Conference & Trade Show

In the current and more modern era, we have Caroleann Rice, as well as many others who write fables for a more traditional audience, the children, in mind. Honduran writer Augusto Monterroso Bonilla who died in 2003, wrote fables to satirize the politics of his adopted nationality, Guatemala. Along with other authors and compilers of ancient folk stories, fables have not slowed down in popularity throughout history... Read more

A book entitled “The Color of Love” by Raymond Quattlebaum helps readers to have a passion for God through poetry. The poetry book Poetry In Motion transformed itself into the color of life. An everlasting rotation of indescribable beauty, the true essence of God, his testament to life... Read more

Author and photographer Nicki Collins Geigert’s book Who’s Yawning Now? is a perfect example of a fantastic book about animals. While many may believe that writing about them is easy, it can also be pretty complicated. Animals are everywhere, continuously fascinating and entertaining people. They’re among the most common characters in the media, whether in literature, movies, or even photography. People typically evoke positive emotions whenever they’re in the materials they consume. People easily resonate with animals as they find them highly adorable and nothing short of lovable... Read mor

The caregiver book by Eleanor Gaccetta is one of the perfect examples of a person’s expression of vulnerability. Even with hundreds of people reading her story, this doesn’t make Gaccetta any less of herself. Instead, it made her stronger and a great source of inspiration to others... Read more

Rosella Calauti, author and a teacher in New York discovered her passion for education and writing after changing careers. She was inspired by her Teens and Tots students and her new nephew. She has dedicated her life to helping children and hopes to encourage reading... Read more

The book She Let God Write Her Story, authored by Yelena Borichevska, is a story of a girl who moved to the United States of America (U.S.A.) from Ukraine shortly after the 9/11 horror. It is Yelena`s life story after the 9/11 attack, a story of how a girl’s desire to please God (and choose His will for her life) engulfed her with challenges and trials of life... Read more

According to W. Veronica Lisare, in her book, The Other Side Of Fear, she wrote that accepting God's unconditional love and understanding His grace set her free from condemnation, self-hatred, and shame. She no longer believes that she is unworthy of love and would expect rejection because Veronica found her confidence in knowing her true identity. Fear now is losing its grip on her as she embraces her true identity as a daughter of the King of kings... Read more

In Jack Weaver’s book about Alzheimer’s disease, a couple continues with life and perseveres after one is diagnosed with the disorder. The Abduction of a Mind is a compelling, heartwarming, and often funny account of how Alzheimer’s can affect a person’s life and the lives of the people around them; it is a story of hope, faith, and coping with the inevitable... Read more

As a landscape, Travel, Adventure, Fine art, and nature photographer, Nicki Geigert's beautiful photos that capture wildlife in their natural habitats are what set her apart from other photographers. She likes to get up close and personal to capture the candid moments of life... Read more

To know more of God’s Word, Bevil Bramwell’s book, Catholics Read The Scriptures, focuses on the Catholic Church’s relationship with the Bible and how Christians can learn to communicate better with God and God’s creation. A good measure of one’s spiritual health is your depth of concern for other people...
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Living life as God intended has become a basic tenet of imploring certainty in life. People experience a lot of different challenges. But believing in God is something that unites them in some way. For your life to operate appropriately, you need to put God in charge of your life and let him become the navigator of your journey. In this manner, you can assure that you are on the suitable path... Read more

Ox In The Culvert is a Historical fiction novel about the true wild west. The story travels from Central Texas through the great southwest and into California. It continues on to Hong Kong and then back to San Francisco. Take an Adventure into the early 1850's. The great western expansion of America was accomplished by both the good and the bad. It was a time that hasn't received it's proper respect... Read more

On this note, Boutwell wrote the Old Men and Infidels (OMAI) Book Series. OMAI is about two countries that went opposite in age profile. One retires everyone at forty, and the other retires no one, despite their life expectancy being double our own... Read more

All caregivers have one thing in common: they desire to help and care for other people. However, they still vary in specialty and types of patients to attend to. Regardless, we will look into the kind of caregivers and what they specifically do. For those who may not be familiar with this line of work, a book about life as a caregiver by Eleanor Gaccetta would be a great place to start learning. Her book provides terrific insight into caregiving life and their daily turmoil and challenges... Read more