Book Review: The Madhouse Projects by Rick Badman
Published in 2019, Rick Badman’s The Madhouse Projects is one to look out for. The book is full of insights on automotive, science, technology, and other significant and timely things. With a strong protagonist, readers — especially those who are into cars and...
Book Review | Stepping Stones by Phyllis Dubetsky
The romance adventure novel Stepping Stones (Page Publishing; 2020) is described by its author Phyllis Dubetsky as “fun, witty, and ultimately satisfying.” Replete with snappy dialogues between characters, the novel tells the story of a wealthy widow, Gladys...
Book Review | From Trauma to Transformation by Muriel Prince Warren
Psychotherapist, hypnotherapist, and educator Muriel Prince Warren DSW ACSW is the author of the book “From Trauma to Transformation,” which she wrote back in 2005. It was published by Crown House Publishing on October 31st, 2005. In this 340 page-long book, Dr....
Book Review | Remembrance of Meals Past by Anita Legsdin
Remembrance of Meals Past by Anita Legsdin is a book that contains meaningful and heartwarming tales like a full course meal with different side dishes served at your favorite restaurants. It is an anthology of short stories that talks about food, love, and memories....