 | Monthly Newsletter for Authors & Reading Community MAY 2023 . Issue No. 24 |
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Peewee the Potoo and the not really all that great day by Bloob A beautifully illustrated, and playfully written children's book, Peewee the Potoo and the not really all that great day is about learning to appreciate and find enjoyment on life's rainy days.
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Teen Mothers: Designing a Fabulous Life by Michelle Swann Teen Mothers: Designing a Fabulous Life is a book for teen moms who want to achieve a great life for themselves and their children. It is also for those supporting teen moms who wish to offer genuinely helpful assistance. The book is a guide to beating the statistics and not living in poverty. Written by a teen mom who made it in life and raised a fine son on her own, the book offers advice on pregnancy, childbirth, the newborn and infant stages, as well as general ideas about motherhood and child raising from the perspective of teen motherhood.
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Relic by Frank Pettingill Organized crime has taken hold in the once-glorious city of Gloucester on the East Coast. The citizens live in constant fear and apathy, fed up with the corrupt police force and the brutality of the local gangs. As if stepping from the pages of history, a relic of a warrior has begun to fight back. A towering suit of armor with glowing red eyes strikes fear into the hearts of those who would do harm to the innocent. The story is told from the perspective of Tacitus O'Neil, the Gloucester City Museum of History curator. Tacitus was paralyzed from the waist down when a gang war spilled into his museum. His search for reason and meaning has turned him into a master detective.
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The Sparkly Bun by Keith Stoeckeler In a world where fitting in is the norm, “The Sparkly Bun” shows children the importance of being true to oneself. Will Emme be able to learn the valuable lesson that being an individual is more important than fitting in with the crowd?
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Lifeline to a Soul by John K McLaughlin Having built a successful company from scratch, author John McLaughlin decided that he wanted to teach others how to do the same. In his fifties and with no teaching experience, his only job offer was at a minimum-security prison camp. Having no experience with prisons or the incarcerated, McLaughlin told his first class on his first day, “I am going to learn a lot more from you than you could possibly learn from me.”
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Art Books |
Dream On, We're Almost Home - New Release by Pere Ibañez |
Children Books |
The Unbelievable Adventures of Hannah Banana and Pinky - New Release by Amy Doslich |
Fantasy Books |
by Nitish Sharma |
Religion & Spirituality Books |
Lost in My Soul - New Release by Sergio Rijo |
Self Help Books |
Positive Anxiety - New Release by M Salek
7 Simple Steps to Stop Attracting Psychopaths Into Your Life - New Release by Isabelle Esling |
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