Review of Echoes of the Soul by Sneha Balani
In Echoes of the Soul, readers are taken on a profound journey into the depths of the human spirit. Through a tapestry of intertwined stories, this book explores themes of resilience, love, loss, and self-discovery. Each chapter unveils the unique echoes that shape our lives—moments that leave indelible marks on our souls and reverberate through the choices we make and the paths we follow. As the characters navigate life’s triumphs and sorrows, they find themselves drawn to the eternal questions: Who are we beyond our circumstances? How do our pasts shape our futures? And, can we ever truly silence the…
Review of Glow in the Dark by T J Scripps
Glow in the Dark: A Streak of Light is the first book in an enchanting sci-fi/fantasy series by debut author T.J. Scripps, introducing Ruby—a spirited 10-year-old girl with a luminous gift and a brave heart. When her grandmother gives her a magical dreamcatcher, Ruby’s life changes as she’s transported to Starland, a glowing world full of mystery and light. At the heart of this magical place is The Aura Embassy, a majestic glass castle floating in space, where Ruby meets new friends, alien children, and wise Royal Light Beings.As Ruby learns about her own powers and the vital connection between…
Review of Bella’s Tales of History by Deb Evans
join Bella, a lovable golden retriever, and her playful puppies on a delightful journey through America’s founding history! During a noisy Fourth of July, Bella comforts her pups by telling the captivating story of America’s independence, introducing young readers to the Declaration of Independence, the American Revolution, the Constitution, and the brave leaders and ideals that shaped the nation. With warmth, humor, and easy-to-understand storytelling, Bella’s tale brings history to life for young readers, covering foundational concepts like natural rights, self-governance, and the separation of powers in an accessible way. Ideal for readers aged 8–12, Bella’s Tales of History is…
Review of Howl at the Water by Rebecca Torrellas
In Howl at the Water, Rebecca Torrellas crafts a powerful, emotional shifter romance centered on Sierra, a human raised by a wolf pack who faces rejection at the hands of her fated mate, Alpha Xayden. Despite being destined for each other, Xayden’s commitment to his role forces him to deny his feelings, leaving Sierra to grapple with heartbreak and the threat of exile from her only family. As darkness and malicious forces threaten the pack, Sierra and Xayden must confront their feelings amid rising danger. Torrellas brings depth to Sierra’s journey of resilience and self-discovery as she battles rejection, explores…
Review of The Invisible Soul: Rise Up by George Beasley
In The Invisible Soul: Rise Up, author George Beasley shares his deeply personal journey of overcoming inner turmoil caused by years of condemnation, fear, and guilt. For a long time, George felt invisible, as if no one could see the pain he was enduring. Through writing this book, he uncovered the mask he had worn for years—an “invisible soul” that had directed every step of his life. This invisible soul manifested through small, destructive voices that whispered fear, guilt, and condemnation, paralyzing him. In this powerful narrative, George invites readers to confront their own invisible souls—the subtle voices that plant…
Review of Curse Unwound by Deepak Bhootra
Curse Unwound takes readers on a mesmerizing journey through Rajasthan, India, weaving a tale of love, fate, and redemption. The story begins with Avinash Bhati entrusting his son Vaibhav with the responsibility of breaking a centuries-old family curse. To accomplish this daunting task, Vaibhav turns to Candice, a lawyer from Johannesburg, South Africa, who finds herself on an extraordinary adventure that tests her beliefs and strengthens her resolve.As Candice delves deeper into the Bhati family’s history, she uncovers the tragic love story of Prince Bhanwar and Neelam, a Banjara tribal girl. Their forbidden romance, marked by societal pressures and devastating…
Review of Tales from The Beach House by James Aylott
Tales from The Beach House is a satirical fiction set in the quirky, sun-soaked world of contemporary South Florida. The Beach House, a dilapidated old motel, is home to a group of eccentric residents, each struggling with their personal woes and aspirations. Among them are a tennis pro at the end of his career, a love-stricken mortuary scientist, a paparazzo in search of the next big scoop, and a waitress with a knack for erotic fiction. As these characters search for success, love, and a sense of belonging, they are united in their fight to save the Beach House from…
Review of Wild Wisdom by Christine Amour-levar
Wild Wisdom chronicles the inspiring journey of social entrepreneur and philanthropist Christine Amour-Levar as she leads all-female expeditions across the globe through her two non-profit organizations, Women on a Mission and HER Planet Earth. Over the past decade, Christine has guided hundreds of women from diverse backgrounds to remote, off-the-beaten-path locations on adventurous expeditions that test their limits and help them grow. The book not only highlights the physical and mental challenges of these missions but also emphasizes the deeper purpose behind them: raising awareness for female empowerment and environmental conservation. Book Description: Check Price BookWild WisdomSeriesNonePartsNonePublication Date13…
Review of Ghost Train by Natalie Anna Jacobsen
Set against the backdrop of 1877 Kyoto during the Meiji Restoration Era, Ghost Train follows the journey of Maru Hosokawa, the daughter of a samurai. As her father relinquishes his sword and transitions into a civilian merchant, Maru is thrust into a life that starkly contrasts her upbringing. Left to navigate her own path while her father’s work takes him further away, she seeks employment to help restore their family’s wealth and protect herself. However, as summer festivals commence, Maru begins to encounter ghosts that complicate her already challenging life. Faced with an abusive employer, unreliable friends, and personal insecurities,…
Review of How to Adopt Positivity in Life by Madhu Bandi
How to Adopt Positivity in Life is a thoughtful guide that encourages readers to view life’s challenges with a positive mindset and find solutions rather than dwelling on problems. Madhu Bandi emphasizes the importance of incorporating positivity into daily life, suggesting activities and strategies that foster happiness and personal growth. Through motivational lessons and practical advice, the book serves as a roadmap for anyone looking to build a more optimistic and inspiring journey in life, helping readers transform their mindset and approach difficulties with resilience and hope. Book Description: Check Price BookHow to Adopt Positivity in LifeSeriesNonePartsNonePublication Date28…
Review of Bundle of Joy by Kamakshi Jasra Sharma
Bundle of Joy is an inspiring collection of poems designed to uplift and bring positivity into the reader’s life. Through beautifully crafted verses that explore themes of hope, love, success, and optimism, this collection serves as a gentle reminder to appreciate the simple pleasures and beauty that life offers. Each poem is a celebration of resilience and a positive outlook, offering readers moments of peace and reflection amidst the hustle and chaos of daily life. Whether it’s embracing love or savoring the sweet moments of success, Bundle of Joy is a beacon for anyone seeking inspiration and inner calm. Book…
Review of The Founder’s Journey by Paolo Narciso
The Founder’s Journey delves into the intricate process of transitioning from a passionate founder to a successful CEO, a critical juncture for many entrepreneurs. Dr. Paolo Narciso, a leading authority in leadership and entrepreneurship, offers readers a roadmap for navigating the challenges of leadership transitions while driving organizational success. Drawing on over three decades of experience across diverse industries, Narciso combines practical insights with visionary strategies, making this an essential read for anyone on the path from startup founder to CEO. His expertise highlights the importance of both personal and organizational growth during this pivotal phase, guiding founders to become…
Review of Lakshmana’s Last Stand by Raj Thambu
Set in 1300 BCE in Aryavarta, Lakshmana’s Last Stand brings ancient India to life in an epic tale of betrayal, politics, and warfare. Rama has ruled Aryavarta for over two prosperous decades, but peace is fragile. A looming threat from The Chyavanas, led by their cunning leader, has shattered a long-standing peace agreement. This betrayal also causes a temporary rift between Rama and his loyal brother Lakshmana, resulting in Lakshmana’s exile.As a foreign threat arises from the renegade pirates of Ravana’s followers—The Kuberasena—who now seek to control the lucrative sea trade, Aryavarta finds itself caught between enemies within and outside…
Review of Sonder by Vipulesh Thiyagarajah
Sonder: An Existential Manifesto is a profound exploration of the human experience that delves into the intricate complexities of daily life. Vipulesh Thiyagarajah intertwines psychological theories, philosophical reflections, and personal narratives to guide readers through existential dilemmas. The book confronts the fear of living an inconsequential life, emphasizing that meaning is not merely handed to us but rather constructed through our choices and actions. By embracing this philosophy, readers are encouraged to transcend societal expectations and discover fulfillment by living authentically according to their values and aspirations. This manifesto invites contemplation on the delicate interplay between consciousness, happiness, and meaning…
Review of Late Night Scribbles by Ajabithi Sarma
Late Night Scribbles is a collection of deeply reflective poems that capture the evolving nature of human experience. Ajabithi Sarma’s writing offers a unique exploration of society, people, and realism through subtle and evocative verses. Each poem in this compilation serves as a glimpse into the poet’s inner world, revealing how time and circumstances shape perspectives. The work resonates with readers who appreciate the nuanced portrayal of personal and societal change, making it a profound and thought-provoking read. Book Description: Check Price BookLate Night Scribbles SeriesNonePartsNonePublication Date5 August 2024AuthorAjabithi SarmaPublisher SGSH PublicationPages 83 pagesPublication FormatPaper Back Bio of the Author:…
Review of The Rhythm of the Soul by Yashhraaj Barman
The Rhythm of the Soul is set in a small, picturesque village in late 19th century India, where Meera, a gifted dancer, uses her art to seek a connection with the divine. Her peaceful life is disrupted when Raghav, an ambitious entrepreneur, arrives with plans that threaten the village’s traditions. As their lives intersect, they embark on a journey of love, spirituality, and self-discovery. The novel delicately weaves together themes of material ambition and spiritual longing, portraying the characters’ struggle to find balance and harmony in a world where tradition and progress collide.This evocative tale invites readers to reflect on…
Review of Faucet by Mara Aurora
Faucet: For We All Have the Power to Glow tells the uplifting story of a young boy who discovers the power within himself while facing the unknown. In a dreamlike state, he meets a unique and unexpected character named Faucet, who is on a desperate quest to find his best friend. The boy’s untapped power is crucial to Faucet’s mission, and together, they embark on an adventure that not only helps Faucet but also gives the boy a newfound confidence and self-awareness. Through their journey, the boy learns he has the strength to stand out and shine, a lesson that…
Review of Against All Odds: A Memoir by Tristian Smith
Against All Odds is a poignant and inspiring memoir of resilience, courage, and the power of dreams. Tristian Smith recounts his turbulent childhood in the foster care system after witnessing his mother’s traumatic departure, a moment that changed his life forever. From one shelter to another, he and his younger brother faced abuse, neglect, and a struggle for stability. Despite the hardships, Tristian’s unwavering determination to rise above his circumstances gave him strength.This memoir is more than just Tristian’s personal story—it highlights the systemic issues of the foster care system, illuminating the experiences of countless children whose voices are often…
Review of Wanderlust: A Prince’s Journey by Suryamita Chatterjee (Chhuti)
Wanderlust: A Prince’s Journey invites readers into a vibrant fantasy world where a young prince, despite his life of luxury, is driven by a deep desire to explore the unknown. This thrilling tale follows Prince Bali as he leaves the safety of his palace and embarks on an exhilarating adventure across treacherous landscapes, encountering both vicious enemies and unexpected allies. Along the way, he faces love, betrayal, and heart-wrenching trials that test his courage and resilience. The story explores themes of curiosity, freedom, and the indomitable human spirit, taking readers on an emotional rollercoaster with each triumph and defeat. This…
Review of Soulful Verses by Pratibha Payyadi
Soulful Verses captures the ebb and flow of life’s emotions in a series of simple yet evocative poems. Through heartfelt expressions of love, loss, and longing, this collection invites readers to connect with universal human experiences. Each verse offers a glimpse into the soul, revealing raw emotions and genuine vulnerability. Soulful Verses resonates deeply, offering readers a chance to reflect on the beauty, complexity, and emotional depth that life brings. Book Description: Check Price BookSoulful Verses SeriesNonePartsNonePublication Date1 July 2024AuthorPratibha Payyadi PublisherBookleaf PublishingISBN-10936331989XISBN-13978-9363319899Pages 72 pagesPublication FormatPaper Back Bio of the Author: Pratibha Payyadi, a resident of Navi Mumbai, is a multifaceted…