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Interview with Dr. Avril Bingue

1. Please introduce yourself so that the readers will get to know you better. 

Please introduce yourself so that the readers will get to know you better. I am an Army Veteran, having served ten years and reaching the rank of Captain in Military Intelligence. I have been teaching for over 20 years, from elementary to university level. My discipline has been Special Education and English. I have one son, whom I’m very proud of, and who is currently serving this country in the Army. I absolutely love gardening and have a happy, although very overrun garden, which I enjoy watching grow. I am a Trekie and enjoy going to the annual Star Trek convention in Las Vegas, NV each year. I have two dogs, both named after Star Trek characters – Data and Saru.

2. What is your inspiration behind your book “Tempus Fugit! Time Flies”?

During my youth, I would often hear Latin phrases as a way to pass on wisdom to me. Once such a phrase was tempus fugit – time flies. Children of all ages seem to struggle with the concept of putting first-things-first. They usually believe there is always time to get things done, but in truth, time flies and oftentimes, there is not enough time to complete all tasks, such as homework and chores. My son is my inspiration for this book, EJ. He was a carefree child, who was so happy and believed he could get his homework and chores done after play. Oftentimes, his response to me when I would remind him of tasks to be completed was, “No problem. I got this!” He eventually learned that this was not always the case and the need to put first things first became evident.

3. When did you realize you want to be an author?

As a child, I loved reading and entertaining the imagined worlds the words took me, and understood the power of the written word. I have been writing stories and poems from early childhood. My dream continues to be able to touch many hearts with my words, and perhaps, pass on life lessons.

4. Please tell us something about your book “Tempus Fugit! Time Flies”?

EJ looked stunned. He had put off completing his project and had forgotten that he still had the presentation to do, and it was due tomorrow! He knew if he didn’t complete the assignment, he would not have the grade he was hoping for, and his mother would be very disappointed. The reader will see that it is better to put first things first as the main character, EJ, eventually learns this important lesson. EJ always feels that he will have time to get things done…later. Even after missing the bus, forgetting to do chores, and letting down his best friend, Juan, EJ does not learn his lesson. Finally, after feeling that he let his mother down, EJ learns that time does indeed fly and it is better to have a plan and complete tasks as they come along, rather than wait until the last minute to get things done.This is a book that I hope sibling will pass on to sibling as they learn the importance of not procrastinating.

5. For which age group is your book “Tempus Fugit! Time Flies” suitable for?

I wrote this book for elementary-aged students to help teach them this valuable lesson at a young age, so that they may realize early on that Tempus Fugit! -time flies, so put first things first!

6. What is your favorite Quote?

To succeed, jump as quickly at opportunities as you do at conclusions. Benjamin Franklin.

7. What do you like the most about your country?

I like that no matter who you are, the country still offers an idealist possibility that one can achieve their dream.

8. What suggestion do you want to give to parents of little readers regarding a reading habit? 

As a parent and educator, it is vital to have books and reading material available to children. I was always saddened when students would tell me they had no books at home. I used to have my son read everything he saw when driving to the store. Reading must be part of children’s daily life. Remember, children should learn to read by the third grade; then they read to learn for the rest of their education.

9. What does literary success look like to you?

Literary success would be for my books to be on bookshelves when I walk into a book store. I want my name to be synonymous with children’s book author, kind of like Dr. Seuss!

10. Lastly, who is your inspiration in life and why?

All that I do is for my son. I want to show him through my own actions that he should always pursue his dreams… no matter how long it may take.

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Pretty Little Widow

𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸: Pretty Little Widow 📚
𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿: Shelley Jinks Johnson ✍️
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🚀 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰:
Pretty Little Widow written by the author Shelley Jinks Johnson is a collection of poems based on loss, love, grief, living, etc.

‘This is Grief’ is a poem about pain and tears that come after being separated from a loved one. The lover is longing for that special touch.

Dark Matter is a poem that we all could relate to. After being betrayed or wronged, we feel bitterness, anger, denial, regret, etc. I could very well feel the words of this poem.

Grief
Cosmos of darkness
Home of despair
anger
bitterness
loneliness
denial
regret
self-loathing

Pains of mercy, to live and ‘Catch and Release’ are a few of my favorite poems from the collection. This poetry book would take readers on a rollercoaster ride full of emotions. This is the debut book of the author and I enjoyed reading it. The author has used lucid language in the poems so I was able to understand the meaning behind them. Those who are not an avid poetry reader can also read this book. You would have a great time reading poems of different emotions.

  • 𝗠𝘆 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: 5/5

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Many Many (Friendly) Monsters: Learn to count

𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸: Many Many (Friendly) Monsters: Learn to count 📚
𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿: Joseph Crabtree Jr ✍️
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🚀 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰:
“Many Many (Friendly) Monsters: Learn to count” written by the author Joseph Crabtree Jr is an engaging book for little ones. In this book, little readers would find eleven different groups of monsters.

This book will help little ones to learn counting. They will get to see so many interesting monsters. Kids will also learn a few words that will enrich their vocabulary. This book is for kids of the age group 2-5 years.

The pages of the book are colorful. Readers would have a great time with this book. Parents should definitely add it to their bookshelves. The monster’s theme is what I liked the most. My nephew loved this book and he has learned counting till 5 as of now with the help of the funny monsters.

  • 𝗠𝘆 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: 5/5

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Interview with author Randy Richardson

Q1. Hello, can you please introduce yourself? Readers would love to know more about you.

I’m an attorney, former journalist, and a die-hard fan of the Chicago Cubs baseball team. I’m also a founding member and president of the nonprofit Chicago Writers Association. I’m the first male recipient of the National Federation of Press Women’s Communicator of Achievement Award and was named to NewCity’s 2019 and 2022 ‘Lit 50: Who Really Books in Chicago’ list. My essays have been published in the anthologies ‘Chicken Soup for the Father and Son Soul’, ‘Humor for a Boomer’s Heart’, ‘The Big Book of Christmas Joy’, ‘Storytellers’ True Stories About Love’, and ‘Cubbie Blues: 100 Years of Waiting Till Next Year’, as well as in numerous literary journals including Hypertext and Memory House. I’m the author of three novels, ‘Havana Hangover’, ‘Cheeseland’ and ‘Lost in the Ivy’, and coauthor of ‘Cubsessions: Famous Fans of Chicago’s North Side Baseball Team’. To learn more about me, visit my website: randyrichardson.co. 

Q2. What were the key challenges you faced while writing your book ‘Havana Hangover’?

Perhaps the biggest challenge was writing during the pandemic. I started writing the novel in 2019, after my fourth November visit in as many years to Havana, Cuba. It’s a thriller/adventure inspired by events and people I encountered on that island nation. In many ways, it’s my love letter to the country and its people. There is so much beauty and history to be found there, but what kept bringing me back was the people I met. 

When I started writing the novel, I had every intention of returning to Havana. But then COVID-19, the inspiration-killer, struck. The pandemic and the US embargo and political changes in Cuba all came together like a perfect storm to close the doors to Cuba yet again. My plans for traveling there in November 2020 were put on hold. At the time, I told myself, as well as my friends there: Next year. 

Life became even more turbulent in Cuba, forcing some of my best friends there to move to other countries – in some cases, separating themselves from their loved ones just so they could make money to send back home.

Like many a writer, I had a tough time finding the inspiration to write during the pandemic. My home office used to be the place where I did the kind of writing that was an escape from the writing I did for my day job. But during the pandemic, it also became the office of my day job. It no longer seemed like an escape.

What I came to discover, however, was that it wasn’t the home office space that was the escape. It had nothing to do with the walls around me or the computer in front of me. The escape was all in my head. 

While writing this novel, stuck at home, I was traveling to Cuba, this place that I love but could no longer visit. The inspiration was within me to go there whenever I wanted to. 

When I wrote The End on the final draft, it came with a lot of joy. I’d crossed that finish line after a marathon like none I’d ever run before. But it also came with a little sadness. Because I was saying goodbye to the place that had helped me get through all of this. 

Q3. What books or authors have most influenced your own writing?

Anyone who reads ‘Havana Hangover’ will see that Ernest Hemingway has been my biggest influence. I’m 100 percent a Hemingway fanboy. I’ve read just about anything he wrote, have all of his books and Life magazine covers, and followed his footsteps to just about anywhere he lived and wrote about. My favorite book of all-time is Hemingway’s ‘The Sun Also Rises’, which, to me, is literary perfection.

Other authors who have had a profound influence on me include: Larry McMurtry, Nicholson Baker, Jay McInerney and Scott Turow.

Q4. What’s your favorite spot to visit in your own country? And what makes it so special to you?

That’s an easy one: Wrigley Field, the home ballpark of the Chicago Cubs baseball team. As I previously noted, I’m a die-hard Cubs fan and there’s no place like the bleachers of Wrigley Field on a hot summer day in Chicago. I love the history, the smell of the steamed hot dogs, the energy of the crowd. It’s my second home.

Q5. What inspired you to write the book ‘Havana Hangover’?

All of my writing is, to some extent, inspired by pieces of my life. For ‘Havana Hangover’, that piece begins in November 2016, the first time I traveled to Cuba. Two historic events collided during the time of my travels. On the same morning I left for Cuba, my favorite baseball team, the Chicago Cubs, won their first World Series in 108 years. On the same morning that I returned to the states, the U.S. presidential election results had just been decided. Those two events served as a springboard for the story that becomes a runaway adventure with many twists and turns where little is as it seems. The characters behind it were mostly inspired by real-life people, including me and my travel companion, a friend whom I’ve known since law school, and our tour operator and tour guide. But the real seed for the story was planted on our second trip to Cuba, the following November. It was on that trip that my friend and I had been out on the town and, at some point, we were separated. I went back to our casa particular, a Cuban bed-and-breakfast, and went to bed. The following morning, I woke to a string of text messages from my friend. The last of those messages said: “Help Me!” I won’t go into what actually happened – it’s a long story – but as you can imagine I sprung out of bed and fortunately found my friend asleep in the other room. But that little jolt became the starting point for my story of a disoriented narrator. From there, the story is all fiction, including the back story of the complicated history between the protagonist, Tanner, and his missing friend, Jackson, who, it turns out, might not be his friend at all.

Q6. How long did it take you to write your book ‘Havana Hangover’?

It took about three years to write. Most of that time was during the pandemic. After the first draft, I worked with a developmental editor, Katherine Don, who saw things that I couldn’t see and helped me fill in all of the plot holes and get the story back on course whenever it veered. There were, I think, four drafts in all before Katherine told me that she thought it was ready to be released into the world.

Q7. On what platforms can readers buy your books?

‘Havana Hangover’ is available on Amazon.com in Kindle and in Trade Paperback.

Q8. Tell us about the process of coming up with the book cover and the title ‘Havana Hangover’?

The credit for the book cover goes mostly to my publisher, Dan Davies at Renegade Press. I love the little details: the mojito on top of the classic car; the Cuban flag for the license plate; and the publisher for the bumper sticker. As for the title, it fit the story where the characters consume way too much rum.

Q9. When writing a book how do you keep things fresh, for both your readers and also yourself?

My books are written organically. I don’t work from an outline, and I don’t think that I could. That’s not how my mind works. For me, that keeps the writing fresh. Like the reader, I don’t know where the story is going or even how it will end. That’s what makes writing fun for me. I plant a seed and watch it grow. 

Most of the characters I write are inspired by real-life characters from my own world. I think that helps to make them feel authentic. But then of course, I put them into situations that ordinary people would not typically find themselves in. It’s fun to play with them, to see how they react. 

Q10. What is the most valuable piece of advice you’ve been given about writing?

Don’t think about publication. Just write. Write the best damned book you can write. Then start thinking about publication. If the book is good, really good, they will come.

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Interview with author Belle Jay James

Q1. Hello, can you please introduce yourself? Readers would love to know more about you.

As an author, being cloaked in the shadows has been my goal. I emerged from a divergent path in life. Being creative was what helped me navigate the intricacies of a hard childhood and careers that eventually I couldn’t love. It was during this ruff patch that I discovered a dormant passion for literature. I had only found I loved reading in my early twenties. As I read more and more I yearned to take stories of suffering and make them into fiction. Hopefully releasing trauma for those that bear it. Not only from those who would share their stories with me, but also for those who would read them. I want to weave captivating tales that transport readers to uncharted realms where reality and imagination intertwine. For this reason I chose to use my pen name Belle Jay James, to be able to draw freely from my past and those willing to share theirs as well. 

Q2. What were the key challenges you faced while writing your book “Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable”?

While writing the Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable, one of the key challenges I faced was accurately portraying and bringing to life the experiences of Luna suffering from PTSD. As someone who personally suffers from PTSD, I wanted to ensure that these paragraphs reflected the harsh reality of living with this condition. The reality of living with PTSD is a burden many people carry, while many people do not understand. The emotional weight and intensity of these scenes often took a toll on me, and there were times when I had to take breaks from writing for a few days to prioritize my own well-being. However, it was crucial for me to capture the authenticity and depth of Luna’s struggles.  I persisted in order to create a genuine and relatable portrayal of PTSD within the narrative.

Q3. What books or authors have most influenced your own writing?

My bookshelves today are stuffed with hundreds of books and Authors.  Several have had a significant influence on my own writing. The first book that ignited my passion for reading was “Push” by Sapphire, which exposed me to the power of storytelling and inspired me to explore the written word further. Additionally, Christine Feehan’s “Torpedo Ink” series captivated me with its blend of romance, suspense, and paranormal elements. These influences, along with my personal experiences and aspirations, motivated me to combine the realms of fiction and non-fiction in my writing. I aimed to create narratives that not only entertained and transported readers but also touched upon real-life issues and emotions.

Q4. What’s your favourite spot to visit in your own country? And what makes it so special to you?

My favorite spot to visit in the United States is Florida. While i dont not live there, it holds a special place in my heart. It has been a destination where my family and I have often vacationed, creating countless memories together. Florida has become even more meaningful to me because my favorite relative now resides there. Going to spend even a day with them brings me so much joy. The state’s peaceful ambiance and slower pace of life are often overlooked in our fast-paced world, but they bring me a sense of tranquility and allow me to unwind. Florida is a place where I can escape the daily hustle and bustle, enjoy the beauty of its beaches, and savor the simple joys of life.

Q5. What inspired you to write the book ‘Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable’?

My inspiration behind writing the book ‘Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable’ stemmed from a deep desire to explore and shed light on the themes of overcoming trauma and raising awareness about PTSD. Showing that the stigma behind mental illness needs to be overcome. Drawing from personal experiences and a passion for understanding and advocating for mental health, I embarked on this writing journey with the intention of creating a narrative that not only resonated with individuals who have endured trauma but also fostered empathy and understanding among readers. By delving into the struggles, triumphs, and complexities of Luna’s life, I aimed to bring attention to the realities of PTSD, breaking down stigmas and fostering a greater sense of compassion and support for those who face these challenges.

Q6. How long did it take you to write your book ‘Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable’?

Writing the book ‘Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable’ took longer than I initially anticipated. I began writing it during a period when I was also beginning to address and treat my own traumas. This presented challenges and made the writing process more difficult at times. As a result, it took me three years to complete ‘Undesirable.’ However, after experiencing the sense of triumph and accomplishment upon finishing ‘Undesirable,’ writing the sequel, ‘Unconquerable,’ has been much smoother. I expect to finish ‘Unconquerable’ later this year, building upon the momentum and growth achieved during the creation of the first book.

Q7. On what platforms can readers buy your books?

Currently ‘Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable’ is on pre-order on Barnes and Nobles. The official release date is June 30th 2023.  The link is https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/hearts-redress-series-belle-jay-james/1143613020?ean=9798369259566

I will be announcing other platforms in the coming months on my social media @bellejayjames and website https://authorbellejayjames.com .

 I also plan on selling books from my website that will be signed. 

Q8. Tell us about the process of coming up with the book cover and the title ‘Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable’?

The process of determining the title and designing the book cover for ‘Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable’ was a journey that evolved alongside the writing process. It wasn’t until I completed the book that the title finally crystallized. I went through numerous word combinations, searching for a title that truly captured the essence of the story. In ‘Hearts Redress Series: Undesirable,’ Luna, the main character, embarks on a journey of healing and rediscovery, learning to mend her heart. This theme of the heart redressing resonated deeply, and it became the perfect title to encompass the book’s core message. Once the title was settled, finding a suitable cover picture became relatively straightforward. The cover needed to portray the initial state of Luna’s heart, setting the stage for subsequent covers that would depict her and many other characters’ transformative journeys throughout the series.

Q9. When writing a book how do you keep things fresh, for both your readers and also yourself?

To keep things fresh for both my readers and myself, I would love to say something smart like, “I employ various strategies: constantly challenge myself by experimenting with different writing styles and techniques, exploring alternate perspectives, and even playing with unconventional storytelling methods.” The reality is that I just write from the heart. What feels right to me as I pour words into google docs. The characters and plot come to life in my mind.  One thing that I did enjoy was putting in little surprises on the first page of each chapter. If the reader looks closely they will find something hidden on each chapter’s first page. Most importantly, taking breaks to recharge was key. 

Q10. What is the most valuable piece of advice you’ve been given about writing?

Early on, a friend from “The Suffering Podcast” graciously offered to read my book. It was still a very rough draft. His advice was the most valuable piece I’ve received about writing. He told me that there is never too much detail you can put into a book. While writing I had been holding back, thinking people wouldn’t want to read every little thing in a scene. When he told me that, I took that advice to heart and embraced it fully. Letting go of any concerns about overwhelming readers. This liberating perspective allowed me to dive deep into the intricacies of not only the suffering, but also the steamy, raunchy scenes as well. I was able to start painting vivid scenes and providing rich descriptions without hesitation. It empowered me to create a fully immersive experience for readers, where no detail was deemed insignificant. This advice has been a guiding light throughout my writing journey, reminding me to embrace the power of a writer. 

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Tempus Fugit! Time Flies

𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸: Tempus Fugit! Time Flies 📚
𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿: Dr Avril Bingue ✍️
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🚀 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰:
“Tempus Fugit! Time Flies” written by the author Dr Avril Bingue is a must read book by not only kids but adults as well. The story has EJ as the main character. EJ has the habit of putting off things until the last minute.

His mother has asked him many times to not put things off till the last minute but EJ always thinks that he has plenty of time. EJ has a few best friends who are responsible and complete their tasks on time but EJ didn’t learn anything from them. What will happen when his friends learn that EJ is not reliable.

The story is written well by the author and has a valuable lesson that everyone should learn. Procrastination can have serious consequences in our life. I strongly recommend this book to other readers.

  • 𝗠𝘆 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: 5/5

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Crossing Fifty-One: Not Quite a Memoir

𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸: Crossing Fifty-One: Not Quite a Memoir 📚
𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿: Debbie Russell ✍️
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🚀 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰:
“Crossing Fifty-One: Not Quite a Memoir” written by the author Debbie Russell is an intriguing read. In this portrayal of complex family dynamics and long-buried secrets, we get to know about the author’s life and the legacy of her grandfather, Dr. Ralph Russell who entered a federal drug-treatment facility known as a narcotic farm in the 1950s.

Debbie got to know about the memoir of his great-grandfather “Life Story of Calvin Parker Russell: Western Pioneer and Ranchman”. One copy of it was passed to Debbie’s dad and she gladly took it from him. Debbie’s dad was diagnosed with Parkinson when he was seventy-six. Debbie being a good and responsible daughter has elevated her dad’s morale at times.

Debbie and her mother are different but with her father growing weaker day by day, they need to be in the same team and make decisions that are best for him. The family drama included in the story could make you relate with your family issues as many times our family keeps secrets from us even though we don’t want anything to be secret in a family. The letters from the members of her family that Debbie has included in this memoir are interesting to read.

Those who love reading memoirs with many characters should get their hands on this one. The author has well detailed everything in this book. The title of the book is suitable and it is written well. This book gave me a sneak peek into the struggles of midlife crisis and the dysfunctional family.

  • 𝗠𝘆 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: 5/5

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The Faithful Dog

𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸: The Faithful Dog 📚
𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿: Terry Lee Caruthers ✍️
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🚀 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰:
“The Faithful Dog” written by the author Terry Lee Caruthers is a Civil War Novel. This book is inspired by a true story and gripped my attention from the first page itself. Louis W. Pfeif informed his wife Elizabeth that he is reenlisted. Louis considers it his responsibility to serve for the country that has given them Freedom and opportunities.

As Louis prepared to leave home, Elizabeth was crying. Louis is given the rank of second lieutenant but Elizabeth is concerned for his safety. Their large black dog Bärchen was listening to the entire conversation and when Louis left, Bärchen ran behind him to join Louis on the mission.

After the training, Bärchen joined Louis in the Battle of Shiloh. Read this story to find out what will happen further. The writing style of the author is nice. This book highlights the emotions between a dog and a human. The title of the book couldn’t have been better than this. The cover photo is nice. I had a great time reading Terry’s book.

  • 𝗠𝘆 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: 5/5

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Song Divine: With Commentary: A New Lyrical Rendition of the Bhagavad Gita

𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸: Song Divine: With Commentary: A New Lyrical Rendition of the Bhagavad Gita 📚
𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿: Lissa Coffey ✍️
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🚀 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰:
“Song Divine: With Commentary: A New Lyrical Rendition of the Bhagavad Gita” written by Lissa Coffey is a must read.

The original Bhagavad Gita contains 700 verses. This book contains 429, so it is a shortened version. The author has focused on the characters of Krishna and Arjuna. The author has explained how like Arjuna we are presented with choices that we don’t want to make. Lissa has mentioned that once we know who we are, the peace of mind is ours. 

The dialogue conversations between Arjuna and Krishna offer lots of wisdom to the readers. The wrongdoings by us in the past could affect us in this life. So, we should help others, do good deeds, etc. I strongly agree with the below lines:

“You are your own hero. You are your own best friend. But you also are your enemy”.

It depends on us whether we want to follow the correct path or walk on the wrong one. This book enlightens us with so many valuable lessons. The knowledge that the author has shared with us through this book is valuable. I have learnt so many lessons from this book.

This book is truly an inspiration. I strongly recommend it to my fellow readers.

  • 𝗠𝘆 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: 4/5

★ Book Is Available On Amazon

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All the Emotions

𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸: All The Emotions: A Self-Guided, Thought Provoking, Healing Experience 📚
𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿: Kori Denise Robinson ✍️
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🚀 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰:
“All The Emotions: A Self-Guided, Thought Provoking, Healing Experience” written by the author Kori Denise Robinson is a great journal.

This book is for those who want to turn their pain into passion. This journal is to help readers in reflection, growth and living their best life. In this journal, the author has given various exercises like to list everything we dislike about ourselves, what are our accomplishments, how we can live on our own terms, etc.

“Loving someone who hurt you is not a weakness, letting them change the core of who you are is.”

I strongly agree with the above quote. We shouldn’t let anyone’s behavior change us. Always be yourself.

The Support System plays an important role. It’s important for us to surround ourselves with those who support us and are not toxic to us. The author has discussed various topics in this journal like trauma, letting go of a few people, boundaries, inner thoughts, etc. All these topics play an important role in our healing journey. 

This journal will help you a lot in self-reflection. It will pull you out of the darkness and will take you on the path of light.

  • 𝗠𝘆 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴: 5/5

★ Book Is Available On Amazon

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