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The idea of energy healing is really a popular topic in many self-help books, whether it is the ones written by big-name, mainstream gurus or the…
A Fairy Story: Saving the Green by Levanah Shell Bdolak is a remarkable work of allegorical adult literature that blends fantasy, ecology, spirituality, and philosophy into…
A Children’s Monster Story with a Gentle Heart Sneaky The Hairy Mountain Monster (A Monster Book Original)by Norma Fleagane is a children’s picture book that begins…
Where Wonder Lives in the Woods: A Review of Norma Fleagane’s “Sneaky the Hairy Mountain Monster: A Christmas Holiday” There is a particular kind of children’s…
In Adapt and Overcome, Dear: Oh, Victoria!, Brendan Bey blends action, romance, and mystery against the demanding and often unforgiving backdrop of military life in the…
In Pope Leo III, Charlemagne and the Tithe: The Code of Silence, Jonathan Kithcart takes readers on an illuminating journey through the historical roots of the…
Richard Tafel presents an urgent request for people to return to direct democracy in his book YOU Can Control Your Governments: How to Restore Real Democracy…
A Story Rooted in Real Dilemmas While some stories are intended for entertainment purposes, others are intended for confrontation. Do Not Resuscitate: A Novel by Geraldine…
Jonathan Kithcart’s interview on “America Tonight with Kate Delaney” delivered a compelling, deeply historical discussion of his book, Pope Leo III, Charlemagne and the Tithe: The…