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.

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ReadersMagnet is a S.C.A.M.

Self-publishing company, ReadersMagnet is a S.C.A.M., but it’s not for reasons you might think of. Instead, S.C.A.M stands for providing superior care and management (SCAM). Independent…

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Book Review: “on that Day” – A Trilogy by Thomas Fitzhugh Sheets

Today, several Christian thought leaders in America are noticing an ever-growing dearth of books that dig deep into the true message of the Gospel, the urgency…

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America Tonight: Max Teran, “How to Procreate a Healthy Family”

After he and his wife just tied the knot, Max Teran was one of many new husbands faced with a challenging decision. He could either be…

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Peacefully Accepting Death by Reading Beautiful Poems

Photo by Victor Peacefully accepting death is not easy; for some, it might not even arrive during their entire lifetime. Published poet Brion K. Hanks knows…

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Shortcomings of Meritocracy for Curious Mature Minds

Photo by Sora Shimazaki When it comes to the subject of socioeconomic change, the topic of the shortcomings of meritocracy always pops up in the fray.…

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‘Touch Me Not’: Poisonous Plants in Virginia

Photo by James Whitney The state of Virginia is abundant in various plants that are worth knowing. Unfortunately, not every one of them is friendly, so here…

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Children and Poems: Teaching Children Poetry Analysis

Photo by Aaron Burden on Unsplash When it can be confusing even to adults, how can children be encouraged to read and learn from poetry? Poetry…

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The Conflicting Nature of Romanticizing Resiliency

Photo by Karolina Grabowska Suffering is a part of living, but there is a grey area we must look at to see the bigger picture and…

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Older Than Dirt: Pre-Modern Tales and Fables for Young Children

Photo by Tetyana Kovyrina The collection of children’s short stories by Ruthanne Nopson is replete with morals, closely following the wisdom found in the classic tales…