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Traditional Stories: Heritage of Humanity
A Traditional story is the kind of story that transcends both fiction and nonfiction. It can also include an animal story with moral lessons. Stories come in different means. They can be based on actual life events, or they can be entirely made up. These two...
Social-Emotional Development in Children
Parents have learned to enhance social and literacy development in Rosella's book. But beyond this material, how else can they be assured that their children learn to grow socially and emotionally. Parents initially focus on making their children excel in academics...
America Tonight with Kate Delaney: “Innerlight’s; Eat and Drink My Words” by Grace Maier-Crook
Poetry is Grace Maier-Crook’s strength. Poetry is the language or medium of expression of a soul that refuses to die, of a spirit that refuses to crumble, submit, or concede to defeat. For many people, poetry appeals to one’s sense of creativity, sense of purpose,...
ReadersMagnet Review: “Who’s Knocking at My Door?” by Terrie Stadler
ReadersMagnet Review features “Who’s Knocking at My Door?”, a children’s book by Terrie Stadler. Actual experiences can turn into an extraordinary narrative, whether unique or familiar. Collective experiences remind us of values, morals, or truths we tend to forget....
America Tonight with Kate Delaney: “Living Life with Blinders On” by Dr. Julius Mosley II
A dentist opens the conversation on life after death. Why don’t people talk about life after death? Is it reasonable to believe in life after death? Is it essential that people talk about life after death right now? One may find the answers to these spiritually...
Non-Fiction Books That Can Accompany You at Times of Hopelessness
Facing struggles and feeling hopeless can be two of the most isolating experiences. When you’re feeling down, it’s easier to think that you’re alone and the world is turning its back against you. When you’re in the situation, it might feel like you have nobody to turn...
Four Non-fable Books Starring Animals
Animals are a staple in children’s book. Not only do they give color and flavor to the world in the story, they also make it very attractive to its target audience, the children. This literary device has probably get its origins from the old fables. Fables which are...
Four Books Dealing with PTSD
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD is not a trivial matter. It is a psychiatric disorder that can and has destroyed lives. It was first discovered during World War I and known then as “shell shock,” “war neurosis,” or “combat stress.” World War II then referred to...
Law Enforcement and Books: Four Books for Cops by Cops
The job of law enforcement is tricky. Day in and day out, your life is at risk. It is an occasional hazard and a small price to pay to serve the public and protect the peace. Simply, It is not an occupation that is not hard. In some ways, the work of a law enforcement...