So You Want To Be A Deep Sea Diver
Reviewed by Diana Coyle Do you love swimming in the ocean and wonder what lives on the ocean floor? If you are passionate about these things, you may be a great fit to become a deep sea diver, and you can learn all about this interesting job in “S ...
So You Want To Be An Architect by Linda Soules
Reviewed by Diana Coyle When you hear the word architect, people don’t really put much thought into just what exactly is involved in becoming one. In “So You Want To Be An Architect” by Linda Soules, she meticulously explains what an architect doe ...
I’m Sorry You Feel That Way: A Novel by Rebecca Wait
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold “So . . . Where is she?” Alice says, “In the coffin at the front. They already brought her in.” Hanna gives a sharp laugh. “I meant our mother. Don’t get my hopes up.” Purchase Here. This early conversation in "I'm So ...
Bad Americans Part II by Tejas Desai
Reviewed by Christine Kinori What if, during a global lockdown, a reclusive billionaire invites 12 people to a luxurious Hamptons mansion for an elite dating app competition? Better yet, they cut off the Internet and force the group to share stori ...
What Will I Do with My Love Today by Kristin Chenoweth
Reviewed by Nancy Eaton What Will I Do with My Love Today? is a picture book about kindness, family, and love. The author gives examples of how a young child could show love to animals and family. Maine Diaz’s illustrations are full of color, mak ...
To All the Men I’ve Killed Before by Katy Brent
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold "We're here for revenge. And the revenge I have in mind isn't going to be sweet. It will be brutal." This phrase in "To All the Men I’ve Killed Before" by Katy Brent, introduces the reader to a story heavily driven by ...
Looked Down Upon: The Exiled Kin by Jordan Lopez
Reviewed by Lily Andrews "Looked Down Upon: The Exiled Kin" by Jordan Lopez follows sixteen-year-old Lucas “Luke” Ramirez, who lives in an old, small cottage at the heart of Blackroot town, Tennessee, together with his thirty-seven-year-old mother ...
Deadly Dilemma: Suicide, Faith, and the Search for Identity and Purpose by Anthony Gurley
Reviewed by Christine Kinori It takes a lot of courage to write a deeply personal memoir about the darkest moments of your life. Anthony Gurley’s Deadly Dilemma: Suicide, Faith, and the Search for Identity and Purpose is an incredibly raw and inti ...
My Inner Child Wants to Kill by Karsten Dusse
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold I read My Inner Child Wants To Kill not too long ago, and it’s one of those books where the title makes you think it’s going to be wacky, but it actually ends up being a lot heavier than you expect. Björn is a lawyer who’ ...
You’ll Be Sorry by Lisa Gardner
Reviewed by Ephantus Gold “You’ll Be Sorry” by Lisa Gardner starts by following Dog, a stray who never had a family until he meets Dave Dixon, his wife Janet, and their four kids. In their home, Dog finally finds love and quickly becomes part of t ...