The Future of Leadership in the Age of AI by Marin Ivezic and Luka Ivezic
Reviewed by Timea Barabas Are you ready for the next revolution? Few people are. But the good news is that it is not too late to prepare yourself. The Future of Leadership in the Age of AI by Marin Ivezic and ...
Joe’s Odyssey by Nick LaTorre
Reviewed by Lisa-Brown Gilbert When it comes to a road trip brimming with outrageous escapades and misconduct, Joe’s Odyssey by author Nick LaTorre definitely makes an impression. Fueled by testosterone, the overall narrative refreshes the college ...
Daniel Scratch: A Story of Witchkind by Don Jones
Reviewed by Teri Davis Daniel Scratch has the misfortune of being an orphan. Strangely, he is allowed to stay in his family home. Being alone in an old house can be difficult; however, brownies, the little elf-like creatures, clean and cook for ...
Pillars of Success by Jack Canfield, Harriet Tinka, and Dr. Allen Lycka
Book Reviewed by Dianne Woodman Pillars of Success is a fantastic resource for people who are interested in learning about beneficial ways to enjoy success and happiness in both their professional and personal lives. The book is penned b ...
bLU Talks – Business, Life and the Universe Compiled by Corey Poirier
Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert More than just an assortment of self-help lectures, BLU Talks Presents: Business Life and the Universe offers a thoughtfully produced collection of unpretentious, coaching soul-help discourses. Compiled by ...
The Little Breadwinner: War and Survival in the Salvadoran Heartland by Lucia Mann
Book Reviewed by Timea Barabas “The Little Breadwinner: War and Survival in the Salvadoran Heartland” is a harrowing tale about the many faces of war, written by Lucia Mann. The book folds and unfolds the narratives of several generations across d ...
Tales from the Other Side by Paul Corson
Book Reviewed by Timea Barabas “Tales from the Other Side” by Paul Corson was designed as a companion piece to his “Regaining Paradise: Forming a New Worldview, Knowing God, and Journeying into Eternity”. While, the books are strong enou ...
Endless Incarnation Sorrows by Lucia Mann
Reviewed by Timea Barabas Endless Incarnation Sorrows is a daring literary feat of an intergenerational tale that closely follows a soul across its rebirths. Triggered by true events, Lucia Mann shares her personal insights into what was ...
Kensington: Kensington: a memoir about friendship, love, and life in a small town by Robert Haydon
Reviewed by Dianne Woodman Kensington: a memoir about friendship, love, and life in a small town is a fascinating recollection of Robert Haydon’s life in the 40’s and 50’s that also includes enthralling ancestral stories along with enter ...
Reece’s Vintage Tales by N. Reece Ho-Sheffield
Reviewed by Teri Davis Today’s children need relevant fables teaching values. Many of the older fairy tales, along with many of Aesop’s fables refer back to an era with where farming and gardening were standard for most people. We now do ...