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Timeless Tales by  John Alexander Get it  here BOOK SUMMARY This debut book of poetry by John Alexander offers inspiration. As these lilting verses roll off your tongue, let the words soothe your weary soul. Written especially for you and your inner child, the poems reach into your soul to that child within you. Nurture yourself with rhymes that speak to your heart. You can keep them to yourself, or you can share them with the children in your life. A rhyme rose within me, it caused me to smile. It focused my thoughts, I escaped for a while. --- Be free of the past filled with trouble and strife. That child who's within us knows much about life. --- Rhymes read through the lens of those innocent eyes Can challenge our views on what matters, what's wise. BOOK REVIEW 4 STARS I did not expect this to be a somewhat religious poetry book (think teaching about the way of life and being kind, trusting on God and being thankful religious). This poetry book is separat...

Emerald Dream (Bronze Rebellion, #2) by L.C. Perry Get it  here BOOK SUMMARY After forcibly being taken away from her home, her family, and everything she’s ever known, Princess Irene has no choice but to live alongside her captors. But when a potential bloodbath encourages the rebels to act, Irene is forced to go down a dangerous path. She will have to accompany the rebels she so deeply despises including Asher, the sardonic squad leader with a haunting past and Ebony, the person responsible for her kidnapping. As worlds collide, so do beliefs and neither side will be left unscathed. Irene will have to acknowledge the consequences of her glamorous lifestyle while Ebony realizes the promises she’s made will not always be kept. Meanwhile, things aren’t as they seem at the castle. Danger is lurking in every corner and it is up to Gavin and Aurora to find out what the king and queen are so diligently trying to hide… With so many secrets arising and complications unfolding, th...

Now You See Her by Mark R. Harris get it  here BOOK SUMMARY: 15-year-old Luke Gray is in shock—his girlfriend Lonnie is moving, and he can’t follow her. Before she leaves, he gets her to promise to wait for him until they are 18. With Lonnie gone, Luke falls into a whirlpool of depression and fear. He tries to stay afloat via sarcasm, 1970s music, and fantasy.  And then a new girl appears on the scene, Sherry, who seems perfect. Without giving up on Lonnie, Luke begins dating Sherry, and she keeps him on this side of insanity. His parents, though, notice disturbing changes in his behavior… and eventually Luke realizes that his relationship with Sherry has limits they can’t move beyond. So he befriends Julie, a clever, down-to-earth girl he quickly grows to love. But when Julie finds out that Luke has never let go of Lonnie, he’s forced to either try to find Lonnie or turn his back on her forever. BOOK REVIEW:  3.5 STARS *A free PDF copy of this book was ...

July went by so fast that I forgot to write a wrap-up. This month was a difficult month in terms of reading. I've been busy with college assignments and didn't have the motivation to read. I've also taken up way too many books to review. Currently, I've 3 more books to read and review. I've also borrowed some books from my friends that I've been wanting to read. I'll do a review of it when I'm done too. Either way, here are the things that I've read last month. 1.  Declutter Your Mind   by Vik Carter This is the first ever self-help book that I've finished and reviewed. Declutter Your Mind is a quick read as Carter mentioned, he does not want to fill the book with unnecessary information. 22 very simple habits in order to be more appreciative and take some time to relax. I've been implementing some of the steps in my life and it really makes me happier. If you wish to learn how to be happier and live a stress-free life, this i...