“The Destiny of the Wolves” written by the author Paola Giometti is a great fantasy story. Story features a boy who has grown up hearing different stories from his great-grandfather. When he was a child, his great-grandfather told him a story of the wolf hunt. This story is boy’s favourite. Recently, he turned sixteen and his great-grandfather has promised to take him on a trip to the mountains. As the boy turned sixteen, his great-grandfather took him on a trip. He told him a story about a brave she-wolf Kushi who has a vision of her forefathers.
Kushi along with the other wolves have to save their future generations from the men. Will they be able to find a way? Read this book to know about their detailed mountain journey. Cover photo of the book is nice and the characters are well written by the author. Language used in the book is lucid. Written in 23 chapters, this is a great story and I loved every bit of it. Middle grade fantasy readers shouldn’t miss it.
Book: The Coaches Connect: The Missing Link Between Goals & Accomplishments
Author: LaToya Nicole
Available On: Amazon
Language: English
Rating: 5/5
“The Coaches Connect: The Missing Link Between Goals & Accomplishments” penned by the author LaToya Nicole is a compilation of stories that throw some light on the transformative power in having a life coach.
If you are ready to be healed or undergo transformation, then this book is for you. To go from goals to accomplishments, we need a life coach. These coaches take us out of the darkness into the light.
In this book, life coaches have shared their stories, how once they were in the dark and they seeked help from therapists/life coaches to enter into the light. After every chapter, a life coach introduction is given.
The way this book is written and organized is very impressive. Cover photo of the book looks nice and the title couldn’t have been better than this. Written in 74 pages, this book could be read in a single sitting. I agree that a life coach can help us to achieve our goals in life. Their years of experience will prove helpful for those who are struggling. These stories are worth reading. So, don’t miss to grab this book.
Q1. Hello Sir, can you please introduce yourself? Readers would love to know more about you.
Author of three books, Scars of a Magician, a fantasy novel, Josh and his Superhero Booger Friends, and The Adventures of Olivia and Molly also a children’s book. I started writing short stories in a writer club in high school. I wrote in my yearbook that I wanted to be a writer one day, who knew sixteen years later I would publish my first book.
Q2. What were the key challenges you faced while writing Scars of a Magician’s book?
Keeping my manuscript in order with the storyline and names.
Q3. What books or authors have most influenced your writing?
I don’t have a book or author that influences me. I wanted to write a novel, so while I sat on a school bus waiting on a school chapter to be done. I started writing my story, but I eventually rewrote it. I’m glad I did.
Q4. What’s your favorite spot to visit in your own country? And what makes it so special to you?
I live in the U.S. I don’t have one yet, but I hope to have one soon.
Q5. Are there lots to do before you drive in and start writing a book?
Yes, because I had to plan out the events step by step.
Q6. How long did it take you to write ‘Josh and his Superhero Bogger Friends’ book?
It took me about three months to finish the first draft.
Q7. On what all platforms readers can find your books to buy?
Amazon and my website: robertherringjr.com but I soon will have it on kindle and more.
Q8. Tell us about the process of coming up with the cover and the title of your books?
I imagine what I want and then try to sketch it out then send it to my artist to draw. My title comes from my character having issues with his family and reality, also being a street magician.
Q9. When writing a book how do you keep things fresh, for both your readers and also yourself?
I have a big imagination that helps plus I do research and act my story out.
Book: Did You Roll Your Eyes: Obedience & Wisdom God’s Way
Author: Hassanah White & Jaden Spencer
Available On: Amazon
Language: English
Rating: 5/5
“Did You Roll Your Eyes: Obedience & Wisdom God’s Way” is a Children’s Book written by the authors Hassanah White & Jaden Spencer. We all roll our eyes at something we don’t want to do no matter whether we are a kid, a teenager or an adult. This book is to teach obedience and wisdom to kids.
This book teaches children important life lessons like obeying their parents, eating veggies as they make us strong and are necessary for our growth. Grab a copy of this book and read it yourself to know what the authors want to tell us through this amazing book. Illustrations are beautiful and the book gives a very important lesson. Writing style of the authors is nice and it is a short and quick read that one could finish in few minutes.
Recently I got my hands on the book “Not On God’s Watch” penned by the author Niecy E.A.E. Darden. The author has experienced so many miracles in her life that God has performed. This book is a testimony and the author is asking the readers to have faith in God because no matter how small or big our problems are, God is always there to take care of us.
This is a memoir. In 1997, the author got separated from her abusive husband and she became a single mother to her two kids: Michael and Lexi. Soon, she entered into a relationship with Andre’. He treated her with care and love. As the years passed by, they got married. After having a car accident, Darden underwent a knee surgery but Andre took care of household work, kids and her. Grab a copy of this memoir and read it yourself to know what all challenges the author has faced in her life and how God helped her every time by putting angels in her life.
Through this book, the author is inspiring the readers to believe in God. The author is giving a very important message to readers – Always listen to your body. Language used in the book is lucid and the cover photo is nice. I believe in angels that God places in our life as I have experienced them myself. Within just a few pages, the author has managed to share amazing ups and downs of her life. Narration is smooth and I am glad to get my hands on this book that is worth reading.
The 50-Year Secret penned by the author Eggy Hepburn is a true story of physical, mental and sexual abuse of a child by his own father. Eggy was born in Aldershot in 1958 to Gwendoline and Brian. At the age of eleven, he was abused by his own father. His father was a bully, a liar, etc. One day, he took Eddy to bathe and was standing very close to him. He used to do this on Thursdays when Eddy’s mom used to be at work. Earlier his family used to wonder why Eddy doesn’t talk much to his father but now they know the reason.
Father’s role is to provide the best to his kids. But when that person himself becomes your abuser then how could you trust others. Eddy has mentioned how in many cases, abused become the abuser later in life. But Eddy has raised his children and grandchildren well. After carrying the burden for 50 long years, Eddy informed his family and the police about the childhood abuse. Through this book, Eddy is asking the victims to reach for help. He has narrated his story well and I am thankful to him for sharing an important part of his life with the readers.
We shouldn’t let anyone take advantage of us. Standing up for ourselves is not easy but we should do it. Written in simple language, this story of Eddy could be read by beginners as well. It’s a story worth reading. I am glad to get my hands on this book. Story is fast paced and I like to recommend it to adult readers.
Grief penned by the author Taea Edwards is the debut book of the author. It is the first installment in the trilogy. Author has started this book by telling the readers what grief actually means. It is a deep sorrow, especially that caused by someone’s death.
Main character of the story is Amara Brayleigh who lost her role model and best friend i.e. her mother Viviana Brayleigh seven years ago. Story involves magic and lack of control was the reason Viviana had lost her life. Amara’s head spins even with the slightest use of magic. She completed her university degree in Dijurri’s history. Only work and reading at the library is what keeps her busy and entertained. Since Amara was listed as a mage on her birth papers and she was raised below the poverty line, not many people wanted to hire her. As the story progresses, Amara meets a guy Sloane who wanted to be friends with her but Amara kept on asking him to stay away.
Grab a copy of this book and read the story to know what happens next as Amara tries to navigate through life every day. Story is intriguing. Pace was slow in the beginning but after a few pages, the story picked pace. Language used in the book is lucid. Title of the book is suitable. Writing style of the author is amazing. Plot is interesting. Glossary at the end of the book is helpful.
Q1. Hello Ma’am, can you please introduce yourself? Readers would love to know more about you.
My name is Taea Edwards, I’m a full-time student at the University of Central Florida with a passion in writing and politicals. I dream of doing book-signings for my novels, strive to connect with readers so they feel less isolated in this crazy world, and aim to one day travel all over the world for my writing and humanitarian aid work!
Q2. What were the key challenges you faced while writing ‘Grief’ book?
The biggest challenge I faced was poor organization. I started at a very young age (8th grade) and because I was evolving so much over the years I had to entirely redo the novel over four times, which stretched out the process by six years. I wouldn’t ever change the oitcome, however it proved quite challenging to fix and alter.
Q3. What books or authors have most influenced your own writing?
I would absolutely say Sarah J Maas was one of the greatest influences on my writing. I looked up to her for so long, and going to her book signing was one of the greatest turning points in my writing, because I knew immediately all I wanted was to be on the other side of that stage and signing table.
Q4. What’s your favourite spot to visit in your own country? And what makes it so special to you?
I have not been to enough places consistently to have a favorite! I have always moved around and never spend more than a few years in any one place, so a lot of areas are nostalgic to me, but none is a consistent favorite as I haven’t been back to enough places! But any beach is always a safe haven for me!
Q5. Is there lots to do before you drive in and start writing a book?
I would say there is quite a bit to do before diving in, however there can be times when I will spontaneously add a new exceprt as well. For example, on the novels I have yet to write, first I need an idea (which comes quite easy for me), than a base plan for characters (they usually evolve on their own eventually, but a solid idea is still needed to start), and some decent plot lines/development plans for characters and plot. With those few things in mind, I generally let the idea sit for a minute as well, because I know over a few months’ time (whilw focusing on other novels), dozens of new ideas will come to me, which I can match to a certain novel, and build on it in that way beforehand so there is less revisions later on.
Q6. How long did it take you to write ‘Grief’ book?
It took me (as previously mentioned) six years to finish Grief. This was because the final version and the original are pretty kuch entirely different concepts. I’d say to write the most recent concept took about 2 years max, however as I was younger I never wrote very consistently.
Q7. On what all platforms readers can find ‘Grief’ book to buy?
Currently, it is not published yet, though once I do publish it the novel will be accessible on Kindle/Amazon, Audible, my personal website, and IngramSpark for sure, though I’m still looking for other places to add it to as well.
Q8. Tell us about the process of coming up with the book cover and the title ‘Grief’ ?
I have had the book cover for Grief in mind for years, as well as the next two novels. I am currently looking for an artist who cen help bring that image to life. As the trilogy centers around Amara and her development, I always wanted her to be a direct part of it, which is why I always wanted a half-face realistic drawing of her along the edge, each cover will have her primary emotion of the novel to show visual progress, and will have her magic slowly growing around her, as symbolism again for her progress throughout the novels. The title came to me as I was about halfway through writing the book. I’ve had it set for years, I can’t quite remember how it hit me, but I believe I had just finished writing the climax for one of the very early versions and the sheer agony and grief that would tie the readers to the pace was just so heavy, I knew nothing else would fit the description more.
Q9. When writing a book how do you keep things fresh, for both your readers and also yourself?
I would say I keep things fresh by truly knowing the ins and outs of my own novel. By knowing every little detail of lore, backstory, history, charavter, in and out, it always leaves something else to pepper in or add that will for sure add to the story, so even if it is just a simple chapter of the characters having fun and takinf a break from the stress of their situations, they are leaving something with the readers. At least, that is what I hope to accomplish.
Q10. Are there any secrets from the book (that aren’t in the blurb), you can share with your readers?
Not quite secrets, but as all of mh novels take place in the same universe, there is a lot of different opportunities for crossovers, so readers should keep their eyes peeled for character descriptions, sayings, or visuals that may seem out of place… They might come up later in the series, or even in another world.
Heirs & Spares penned by the author Jennie L Spohr is the first book in The Realm Series. Lady Annelore is the Matilda of Beaubourg. Bryan loves her and wants to marry her but Anna told she will talk to her father. The King of Troixden died without an heir. His younger brother William returned from exile. He needed a queen and an heir.
William is a man of wisdom and good heart. When he came to Beaubourg, he selected Anna to be among his choices for queen. After his tour ends, he will call three of seven ladies to court for final review. Anna told her father about Bryan and herself. Her father told that Bryan is a faceless Duke and he has raised Anna to deserve someone better than him. Story became more interesting as Bryan told William about his intentions of marrying Anna. Will Annelore be William’s final choice? Grab a copy of this novel and find out what is gonna happen next.
If you love reading historical fiction then you couldn’t miss to get your hands on this amazing book. Dialog narration is beautiful and the cover photo is eye-catching. The way the author has written characters is impressive. The historical setting is amazing and the romance parts are my favorite from the story. Pace of the story is fine and I enjoyed every bit of this story.
Sophie and the Shadow is a Children’s Book written by the author Georgia Garfield-White. This is an interesting story featuring a little girl Sophie who didn’t like her shadow. Sophie wished she could have her father’s or mother’s or even little brother’s shadow. Sophie feels that her shadow is quiet and shy. Grab a copy of this interesting story book and find out will Sophie be able to get rid of her shadow or will she learn to love it.
The plot of the story is interesting. Through this book, the author has explained the importance of our shadow to the little readers. Cover photo of the book is nice and the title couldn’t have been more appropriate. I enjoyed every bit of this story and like to recommend it strongly to little readers.
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