Readers Magnet Review

Mission

ReadersMagnet Review is committed to sharing meaningful stories and interests with the world. In line with its practice of integrity, it provides nothing but honest assessments of all things literary.

Vision

ReadersMagnet Review is a community of individuals with a shared interest in everything worth reading about. It is a place where authors and their books are given the attention they deserve without bias toward their subject nor prejudice against their identity.

America Tonight with Kate Delaney: Linda Dezenski, “Persistence: Living an Authentic Life with a Disability”

The guest author for this installment of “America Tonight with Kate Delaney” is yet another advocate for individuals with disability. Her name is Linda Dezenski, and…

Literary Executive Review: Jamie Pulos-Fry, Encouraging a Friend with Our Trials

Jamie Pulos-Fry’s Encouraging a Friend with Our Trials is a heartfelt testimony of perseverance, faith, and the unshakable hope that emerges from life’s darkest valleys. Through…

People of Distinction: Randy Lee Higgins, PhD, Salvo: Answers to an Apocalypse

When an author pens a book that dares to explore humanity’s deepest fears and most profound truths, it demands attention. That is exactly what Randy Lee…

America Tonight with Kate Delaney: Christina Balzani, “Dry Your Eyes, Girl: From Surviving to Thriving After Childhood Sexual Abuse”

For many years, Christina Balzani was a CAT MRI technologist, but then eventually found herself walking a different path after confronting her past childhood trauma. And…

Literary Executive Review: Maya Butalid, The Heart of a Mother

Maya Butalid’s The Heart of a Mother is a poignant and deeply moving tribute to the resilience, love, and devotion of mothers across the globe. The…

Literary Executive Review: Linda DeRose-Droubay, The Vikings Time Travel

Young readers are drawn into an engrossing fusion of adventure, history, and imagination in Linda Derose-Droubay’s The Vikings Time Travel. The novel blends an interesting plot…

Literary Executive Review: Synnachia McQueen Jr., “Silenced-But-Determined”

Synnachia McQueen Jr.’s Silenced-But-Determined is more than a memoir—it is a testament to survival, resilience, and unyielding faith in the face of systemic injustice. Written with…

Literary Executive Review: Claudette H. McLennon, Full Circle

Some novels do more than entertain. They shed light on injustices, challenge complacency, and remind readers of the urgent need for compassion and accountability. Claudette H.…

Literary Executive Review: Lourdes “Lulu” R. Mercado, “We Got You Back”

Being Filipino myself, I admit to having a sense of kinship when I discover an author who is also a fellow Filipino. It’s no different when…