Honeycake Special Magical Powers by Medea Kalantar

Book: Honeycake Special Magical Powers

Author: Medea Kalantar

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

Honeycake Special Magical Powers is the Book 3 in Honeycake series. This book is written with an aim that parents can teach kindness to their kids. Kindness is a Special Magical Power that all of us have but only few of us use it. The story starts with little Nala packing her outgrown toys and clothes. She will go to Rainbow Hall today with her grandmother and Uncle JD.

On the way to Rainbow Hall, Nala noticed that Uncle JD smiles to everyone on the way. She asked her grandmother “why does Uncle JD passes smile to everyone?”. Her grandmother told her the reason and also told little Nala all about kindness.

By being kind, we can change someone’s day or life in a position way. This book gives a strong message to spread kindness wherever we go. The story is beautifully penned down. It will be learning with fun for the kids. I love this story.

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His Name Was Quincy by Keisha Green

Book: His Name Was Quincy

Author: Keisha Green

Illustrated By: Josian Rodriguez

Language: English

Rating: 4.5/5

I love reading Children’s Book. Recently I got my hands on this book written by the author Keisha Green and illustrated by Josian Rodriguez. Quincy is a hero for his younger brother Tyrique. When Tyrique saw his big brother’s picture on TV showing some old photo of his brother with a label Thug, Tyrique didn’t understand why the world is calling him Thug instead of taking his name.

Read the entire story yourself to know what Tyrique will do. This is the first book written by the author. The storyline is nice but heart breaking. I got so sad while reading about whatever happened to Quincy. Losing a child is such a tragic thing for parents.

The illustrations are eye catchy and are according to the story. The story is representing a black family and their hardships. I recommend this to kids.

Author: Keisha Green

His Name Was Quincy

Unexpected Enemy: Ultimate Revenge by Tim Cagle

Book: Unexpected Enemy: Ultimate Revenge

Author: Tim Cagle

Language: English

Rating: 4.5/5

Unexpected enemy: Ultimate Revenge is an intriguing story penned down by the author Tim Cagle. The protagonist of the story is Ann Sonerson. After years of infertility, she went through shots and infertility treatment handled by the doctor Lee Harlow. After sometime, Ann went into labor and rushed to the hospital.

When the baby was born, Dr Harlow was frozen at the moment. On repetitive request from Ann, when Ruth showed her the baby she went into panic and disbelief. Ann and her husband both are white then how can the baby be of different skin color? Read this intriguing story to unveil the suspense yourself.

The plot of the story is unique and  intriguing. From the very first page, I got hooked to the story. Title of the story is apt. Narration is clear and language is easy to understand. I am looking forward to read more books by the author.

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Butterflies and Demons by Eva Maria Chapman

Book: Butterflies and Demons

Author: Eva Maria Chapman

Language: English

Rating: 4.5/5

Butterflies and Demons is a book written by the author Eva Maria Chapman. It is a story that will give you both pain and hope. The story is set in different timelines ranging from 1830 to 1950s and is told from different viewpoints.

The story is historical and has connection to author’s life. It is the story of Adelaide Aborigines who suffered a lot due to British Empire. Adelaide story interweaved with Kaurna story will be a delightful read for everyone. The story is written in the form of conversation and I enjoyed it.

Kaurna glossary given at the start of the book was helpful. Characters cast has been penned down in a list giving a feeling of movie cast.

I am glad that I have read this book as one can always learn a lot from someone else’s experience. The story narration is clear and the cover page is amazing. I would recommend it to my fellow readers definitely.

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The Super Bold Adventures of Skateboard P and the Turbo Twins by Nicole R Coleman

Book: The Super Bold Adventures of Skateboard P and the Turbo Twins

Author: Nicole R Coleman

Illustrated By: Andressa Meissner

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

The Super Bold Adventures of Skateboard P and the Turbo Twins is a Children’s Book written by the author Nicole R Coleman and illustrated by Andressa Meissner.

This is a story of three siblings: one brother and two twin sisters. Skateboard P being the big brother asked his sisters to listen him regarding how to bake. But Rae and Mae told him that he is not their incharge. Their mother gave them a wonderful lesson. Everyone has different skills and in a group, each person skills proves to be helpful.

The story is very well written. The vivid and colorful illustrations will immediately capture everyone’s attention. The book has rhyming words that makes it more interesting for the kids. It’s a five star read for me and I strongly recommend kids to have this book in their bookshelf.

Author: Nicole R Coleman

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Whispers From The Dead of Night by Lee Allen

Book: Whispers From The Dead of Night

Author: Lee Allen

Language: English

Available On: Amazon, Kobo

Rating: 4.5/5

Whispers From The Dead of Night by the author Lee Allen is a collection of seven stories based on mystery and paranormal activities.

Twas the Night Before Christmas is my favourite story among the collection. The best thing about these horror stories is that it will scare you the most when you were not expecting to be scared at all.

The supernatural activities described by the author made the book gripping. Suspense has been created finely by the author.

These stories are full of mystery but will scare you also. This book has made me a fan of horror genre. Cover page of the book is definitely attractive for all horror lovers. I have to sleep with lights on after reading this.

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I Am My History by Brian Keith Harris

Book: I Am My History

Author: Brian Keith Harris

Illustrated By: C.J. Love

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

I Am My History is a Children’s Book written by the author Brian Keith Harris and illustrated by C.J. Love. This book tells about the power of Black History. Its aim is to inspire black kids so they can achieve great things in life by staying confident just like their ancestors.

By using one’s creativity in a right manner, one can achieve great things that he desires. Martin Luther King surely is an inspiration and the protagonist believes to be strong like him.

I recommend this book to black kids so they can learn about their black history and culture. It is very well written and illustrated. Nice way to teach kids about their history with the help of a story book.

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The Little Ouch by Katherine Picarde

Book: The Little Ouch

Author: Katherine Picarde

Illustrated By: Khalima Murzina

Language: English

Rating: 5/5

The Little Ouch is a Children’s Book written by the author Katherine Picarde and illustrated by Khalima Murzina. The protagonist of the story is a little girl Penelope. It’s the day for her annual flu shot. She is scared and nervous about it.

Her dad took her to doctor’s office. Nurse Lauren asked Penelope to relax and assured her to be with her but Penelope asked for an excuse to go to the bathroom. Grab a copy of this book and read the story yourself to know will Penelope escape from the bathroom?

The story is written and narrated well. The illustrations are beautiful and the overall look of book is really nice. It reminded me of my childhood days when dad used to take me to doctor for vaccinations. This is really an interesting story and kids will surely enjoy it.

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The Fires Above by Che Geofroy

Book: The Fires Above

Author: Che Geofroy

Language: English

Format: Paperback

Rating: 4/5

“For the fires above! For warmth, purity, God Itself, and for all that is holy in this world!
We live our lives in service of the truth!”

The Fires Above is the debut novel by the author Che Geofroy. The book is written in four parts with each part having few chapters. The flame is the God now. Lightkeepers are born from it with a purpose to make sure that the Original Flame doesn’t die.

The Flame makes us pure.
The chosen keep the Flame alive.
We allow the chosen to be born.
Our ashes give birth to a new Flame.
Our souls; a new Keeper.
Our efforts; a new world.
We live, we die, we exist, all for the Flame.

Be advised that book contains strong topics like violence, rape, suicide, etc. Cover page and title of the book is nice and related to the contents of the story. The language of the book is little hard at some points so I have to re-read those sections. But I appreciate the vivid imagination of the author and the intriguing story.

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Interview with author Gregory Muller

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

Sure, My name is Gregory Muller. I was born in the apple farms of New York. Where I spent much of my youth, and education. Before leaving and moving to another state.

Q2. What were the key challenges you faced while writing ‘Chasing Stomach Butterflies’ book?

I think the key challenges were actually finishing. I have the ability to put words to page, with almost no difficulty. But to have the words and the story structure come together into a story that I can allow other people to see, takes much more time.

Q3. Is there lots to do before you drive in and start writing a book?

I did not think there was a lot, but the more I have done the more I realize the “pre-work” is more important. The easier writing the book becomes. Where the story is going to go. The emotions each scene is going to have, and so on. There is still a place for sudden moments, but I have been trying to move more towards structuring my writing.

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

I am not sure if i have a favorite spot. I have moved around so much, and been to so many great places that it is hard to choose any single one. If I had to, it would likely be in the forestes of small mountains. Something about the wonderful tree smells, seculustion, and connection to nature that seems to bring me back to it, wherever I am.

Q5. When writing a book how do you keep things fresh, for both your readers and also yourself?

I think the best way to keep things fresh is to have some stake in the characters. Have them be real enough that when they hurt, I hurt. When they laugh, I laugh. Bland characters make me not want to write it, let alone read it. So I write for myself first.

Q6. How long did it take you to write this book?

This book took six or nine months, depending on when I put the official start date. But it is not a long book, nor was it a standalone. It was meant as an attachment to another book that has not come out.

Q7. What does success means to you?

I have not really defined success that much. I enjoy writing, and hoping to be able to do it for a long time would be my threshold for success.

Q8. Tell us about the process of coming up with the book cover and the title ‘Chasing Stomach Butterflies’?

So, I was going through the different emotions that the main character Natalie was going through in the story, and I was comparing the different titles that already exist. Such as “Looking for Alaska” in a brainstorm session it sort of appeared. And it just seemed to work. As far as the book cover. I had some ideas, as to what I wanted it to look like. I got a note early on that, my book was like Rol Dahl. So I gave my book cover designer, some direction with that.

Q9. What books or authors have most influenced your own writing?

One of the most influencing books was the christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Sons and Lovers by D.H. Lawrence also deserves much credit for young artists being the main character. Towards the end of writing this book, I was also reading a lot of Musashi, and it certainly affected me.

Q10. Are there any secrets from the book (that aren’t in the blurb), you can share with your readers?

I don’t think so, I tried my best in writing the blurb to have the best stuff packed into it, So any secrets that might be inside of the book, I have forgotten at this point, in my journey.

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