Tao’s Way is a Children’s Book written by the author Christine Meyers and illustrated by Sarah Leigh Wills. Story features a boy Tao and his trusty pet owl Wee Woo. One day Tao decided to go out exploring the forest near his home. Wee Woo and he had a great adventure in the forest but Tao forgot to watch where he was going. Grab a copy of this adventurous story book and find out for yourself what will happen next in the story.
Illustrations are so beautiful. Cover photo is nice. The title of the story is amazing. Language used in the book is lucid so kids would be able to understand it easily. Author’s writing style is amazing and she is giving a wonderful lesson to kids through this book. Loved this book and I like to recommend it for little readers.
Beach Beings: Distant Shores is an amazing book written by the author Jean Illingworth and illustrated by Jamie Illingworth. This story introduces Huge Beings to Beach Beings or Beachies. Beachies are very small. They are approx the size of a man’s hand. Story began with Reef and Shore together. For the first time, Shore is separated from her brother Pebble.
When Reef and Shore stepped out to collect the fresh wood from the pine forest, Reef was attacked by an owl but Shore was brave enough to save Reef. Both reached home safely and narrated the owl encounter incident to Kai and Nerissa. Kai is a master boat builder and guided to finish the boat. Reef and Shore reached the secluded bay and met their friends Spinner and Daria. Read this adventurous story to know what happens next.
Although this is the second book in the Beach Beings series, I have read this first. One could read it as a standalone as well. Writing style of the author is amazing. Before reading this book, I wasn’t aware of the Beachies. Huge Beings and Beach Beings terms are interesting. The author has written the characters very well. Narration is so smooth that I felt like I was on the adventure myself along with Beachies. It’s a story worth reading. Go ahead with this and have a great time.
Book: Walking the Wrack Line – Where it Mattered Not
Author: Buck Rish
Available On: Amazon
Language: English
Rating: 4/5
“Walking the Wrack Line – Where it Mattered Not” penned by the author Buck Rish is the story of our main character Mary Beth Munden. Mary Beth went on a date with her husband to the New Ghent Golf and Country Club in Virginia Beach, Virginia. She was a healthy lady but on a date she suddenly complained of a headache. She wasn’t even able to stand properly so Larry took her home. At home, when Larry returned after driving the babysitter three blocks to her home, Larry found Mary on the bathroom floor. She had vomited and passed out.
Larry called 911 and soon Mary was hospitalized. At hospital, she was under examination by neurosurgeons and they informed Larry that Mary had a cerebral hemorrhage. Grab a copy of this novel and read it yourself to know what’s gonna happen next.
This is a well written story that Buck has written from his own experience. Cover photo of the book is nice and the title couldn’t have been more appropriate. Storyline is so interesting that I couldn’t keep this book down without finishing it. I felt emotional for Mary Beth and others who suffer from these kinds of health issues. This is a must read novel. I am sure you gonna love it guys.
“The Past We Step Into” is a drama fiction penned by the author Richard Scharine. The first story is “SATURDAY NIGHT IN FRONT OF THE IGA”. In this, the narrator shares about his ancestors and how people of coming generations were named based on ancestors’ names. His ancestors migrated from Ireland to the United States to see the promised land, a sort of floating Statue of Liberty.
I loved the Tale of Tears story too. In this, the narrator described his first born child Annie who was a verbally receptive child initially and later she became more and more lost. Karl was brought into the world by Lynne and the narrator. Grab a copy of this book and read it yourself to know the entire story yourself.
I also found my name Monika in the story Rumspringa. There are various characters and generations in the stories that readers will get to meet. The title of the book is appropriate according to the content of the book. Cover photo is nice. The story feels so realistic. I was totally hooked into this book while reading. Pace of the stories are neither slow nor too rushed. It’s a great book for weekend binge reading.
Book: Walking the Wrack Line – Where it Mattered Not
Q1. Hello Sir, can you please introduce yourself? Readers would love to know more about you.
I’m Buck Rish MD retired neurosurgeon and Navy Capt USN/ret.I now live in Columbia SC where i continue to write mostly Southern FIction.
Q2. What were the key challenges you faced while writing ‘Walking the Wrack Line – Where it Mattered Not’ book?
Walking The Wrack Line was a real challenge as it is based on a true medical record of a case which I had lived andwas intimately involved in for 50 years.
Q3. What books or authors have most influenced your own writing?
I have read most of the more prominent southern authors and enjoy the ones that write about their life’s experiences in the South–Welty, Faulkner, Fitzgerald, Steinbeck, and more current- Chrisham, Conroy, Cassandra King, Rick Bragg, .
Q4. What’s your favourite spot to visit in your own country? And what makes it so special to you?
I love to visit the Outer Banks of NC and VA. That’s nature at it’s best reflecting the tides of time.
Q5. Is there lots to do before you drive in and start writing a book?
Yes, I research a subject in depth and the draw on my own experience before going with a new book.
Q6. How long did it take you to write ‘A Class Act’ book?
A Class Act tok two years to organize as it covered the actual history of a medical school class thru 50 years.
Q7. On what all platforms readers can find your books to buy?
Books by buckrishmd web site
Q8. Tell us about the process of coming up with the cover and the title of your books?
Cover selection has to represent the guts of the story and titling is very difficult and requires a progressive elimination from a long list. I do better titling other peoples’ books and have as an editor promoted many excellent titles, but I struggle for the duration of the a book’s birthing to get just the right title.
Q9. When writing a book how do you keep things fresh, for both your readers and also yourself?
Know your subject and stick to your experience base. Use a story board to keep the time lint accurate and relevant.
Q10. Are there any secrets from the book (that aren’t in the blurb), you can share with your readers?
All of my work is experientially based, so I just have to be true to my own memory.
“Pandemic Pup” is an adorable Children’s book written by Danielle McCreedy.
Story features a lonely pup named Snuffles who groaned to himself. His family members Mr. and Mrs. Bramble are busy in their work life. Snuffles routine includes eating and sleeping. But he wants to spend time with his family. Give a quick read to the story to know what change the pandemic brought in Snuffles and in Brambles’ routine. Children will surely learn from this story.
The story is fast paced and exciting. This is a great story that teaches readers about emotional management. A wonderful story that I will surely share with my friends. Language of the book is easy so kids could understand it. I like to recommend this book to pet lovers. I am definitely interested in reading more books by the author.
Campfire Tales penned by the author Weston King is a collection of short stories. The first story Flying Monkeys revolves around the monkeys. Sixteen years old Don lives in a monkey sanctuary with his mother Issy. Issy’s husband went on a hike to find a new monkey but he didn’t return. Read this story to know what all will happen between monkeys and Don’s family.
Another story Unlucky is about a six years old girl Kelsey who has been missing for the last three months. Her older sister Julie is sixteen years old. She thinks that instead of her sister, it would have been better if she were in her place. Her parents have already fallen into drinking since Kelsey is missing.
Stories are interesting and I enjoyed reading them. There are lgtbq characters as well in the story. I enjoyed every bit of this book. Characters are well written and plot of the stories are riveting. Language used in the book is simple and has a smooth narration. I enjoyed Weston’s stories and looking forward to read more of his work.
Book: Second Wind: Spiritual Respiration: I Can Breathe Again
Author: Tiffany N. Smith
Available On: Amazon
Language: English
Rating: 5/5
“Second Wind: Spiritual Respiration: I Can Breathe Again” penned by the author Tiffany Smith is a memoir in which the author has shared her life experiences from her teenage years through adult life.
Tiffany is a daughter of Christian God-fearing parents. She has two siblings Resa and Kevin. Her parents have provided their kids love, values, materialistic things, strong belief, etc. Right parenting plays an important role in shaping kids’ future. Through her school life, Tiffany was a mouthy, defiant teenager. At DSU, she majored in sociology. In the freshman year, she was the tequila queen and her grades were also affected. However, in Sophomore year, Tiffany became serious towards her career and started dating Kraig who also became the father of her child. Grab a copy of this book and get to know yourself about Tiffany’s belief and relation to God.
This book is for both believers and non-believers. I enjoyed reading this book. It was great to know about the author’s life. A reader can learn or gain so many experiences by reading a book that is based on someone’s life. Through this book, readers will realize that God is faithful. Being a believer of God, I totally agree with this. Cover photo of the book is nice and this book is well written.
“AXEL” is an interesting Children’s Book written by Louise Coenen.
Story features the mightiest mouse, Axel, who longed for adventure and fame. One day he decided to venture out so he can discover the outside world. With his twitchy nose and freshly brushed whiskers and hair he went up to the edge of the mousehole to see who was there. Grab a copy of this book to know more about Axel’s adventure and to know who he would meet along the way. After reading this book, readers will be excited for an adventure.
This story will enhance the vocabulary of the little readers. Storyline of the book is very interesting. Kids will definitely love this story. Author has written this book well and I am glad to get my hands on this adorable book. It’s a story worth reading.
Cape Henry House penned by the author Jolly Walker Bittick is a coming of age story. Story is narrated by former Petty Officer Third Class Bosner. Story features Bosner who is in the military. By his second and third year, he had a good friends circle. One day, two of Bosner’s shipmates decided to move into a place down the road from base.
B-man and Dolvar are consummate partiers and they were moving in with a married couple Penley and Anne. This new place became a perfect spot for Bosner and his shipmates to party, have drinks, enjoy girls, etc.
This story is funny and gave me a sneak peek into the different side of sailors’ life. I enjoyed every bit of this story. Cover photo of the book is nice and the title is suitable. If you love humorous stories full of interesting characters then this book would be a perfect pick. The author Jolly has done fantastic work in this book and I am highly impressed with his writing. The text size I felt was too small. Apart from that, I loved this novel.
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