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25/11/2020

"Give thanks not just on Thanksgiving Day, but every day of your life. Appreciate and never take for granted all that you have." — Catherine Pulsifer

16/11/2020

https://www.facebook.com/GingrichSusieBooks/posts/126747935881775

BUT FOR THE GRACE OF GOD by Susie Gingrich

But for the Grace of God is a thrilling and sometimes heartbreaking story about a young Mennonite girl who was abused and has to come to terms with it. It has adventure, romance, and tragedy leading her to a new life.

After a horrific accident, the Dat (father) decided that the family should become modern Mennonite, rather than Old Order Mennonite.

https://www.amazon.com/But-Grace-God-Susie-Gingrich/dp/1490878254/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1603821209&sr=8-2

12/11/2020

https://www.facebook.com/BornGrownBook/posts/145174767350918

Born Grown: The Making of Travis C. Burrell

Born Grown is a biographical sketch that uses the memories and experiences of Travis C. Burrell to paint a very vivid picture of the lives of children who grow-up in neglectful homes and in-and-out of foster care. He had seen so much and been responsible for himself, his siblings, and friend at such a young age that he felt that he was born grown. This life toughens the children who live them, desensitizes them, and matures them in ways that are difficult for others who have grown-up in other cultures to understand. The book is honest and real as told from the point of view of a five-thirteen-year-old. It will make you laugh and cry and hopefully do something to change the lives of children who are growing up like Travis.

Available at Amazon in Paperback, Hardback, and Kindle Edition.



https://www.amazon.com/Born-Grown-Making-Travis-Burrell/dp/195230220X/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1605212284&sr=8-1

04/11/2020

https://www.facebook.com/AbrahamObodeBooks/posts/164333521789866

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https://www.amazon.com/Nigeria-Under-Siege-Abraham-Inosezilo-ebook/dp/B081QS5GDQ/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1604520584&sr=1-1

04/11/2020

https://www.facebook.com/BornGrownBook/posts/141434464391615

BORN GROWN is available in Hardback, Paperback, and Kindle Unlimited.

https://www.amazon.com/Born-Grown-Making-Travis-Burrell/dp/195230220X

04/11/2020

https://www.facebook.com/CarlottaMariaRussellBooks/posts/152324676614132

SIMONE' by Carlotta Maria Shinn Russell

A journey through love, romance, passion, and heartache. The journey of life started at fourteen years of age, would take Simone’ and her family into a maze of pain, heartache and separation because of choices in love and decisions made while she was young and inexperienced even to the decisions made after her marriage to protect her family. She found herself in an endless vortex, a downward spiral laced with fear because of the fervent love she had for her family; she felt trapped like a bird in a cage. These decisions were almost detrimental to her daughter and her husband whom she loved with all her soul. Instead of protecting, those she loved, her decisions had painful consequences rather than healing remedies.

The influencing actions and devastating circumstances all surrounded and involved one woman, who wore a veil of mystery, even to her Father.

https://www.amazon.com/Simone-Carlotta-Maria-Shinn-Russell/dp/1524640654/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

27/10/2020

Bishop Horace Kitson sheds light on an age-old question, "Is The Bible Really True?" In his radio interview at People of Distinction with Benjie Cole, Author Kitson gives us personal stories, brief but profound thoughts that will leave you wanting for more.
Click the link, listen, and internalize https://youtu.be/--_0MrMToXg.
Is The Bible Really True? is available at amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com.

Most of us have accepted the Bible as a part of our family tradition. Do we know if it is really true? What if it is? Or, what if it isn’t? You are about to ...

27/10/2020

Reader's Review for the book "USA Anytime Anyplace: A Journey Toward Survival and Self Worth" by Ercell H. Hoffman

"Author Ercell Hoffman does a wonderful job of taking her reading audience into the mind of Kithira Manoff and making us see the world through this character's perspective. By allowing us to be present not only for the major events in Kithira's life, such as the death of loved ones and her brave battles to defend her professional honor in federal courts, but also those everyday moments like dealing with an office nemesis or chatting with a girlfriend, we are given a complete portrait of the woman. Hoffman skillfully blends well-written dialogue, including a captivating scene in the latter half of the book in which Kithira faces lengthy questioning from attorneys concerning her claims of prejudice against her employers, with great descriptions of her protagonist's inner conflicts and feelings of self-doubt. We come to know Kithira Manoff as a woman who simply wants the recognition, respect, and peace of mind that she deserves."

https://www.amazon.com/USA-Anytime-Anyplace-Journey-Survival/dp/1648030149/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1603811863&sr=8-6

21/10/2020

AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT:

SEAN MCQUADE

Book: Almost Tomorrow

Almost Tomorrow is a riveting story of two sisters, Parveen and Bulbul, and their journey to survival. The book, to begin with, tackles so much that history, speaking of publication – has not been given much attention to. As such is the Brick-Kiln industry in Pakistan which bonded Parveen and the other young people as a result of landlessness and high unemployment. They were all compelled to take money in advance from kiln owners for their daily sustenance by selling their labor. Further, this book digs deep into what transpired between Pakistan and India after World War II took place. Also, this book would raise questions whether or not Great Britain was indeed good for India and its people, considering that their steps were evident.
Although written in a fictitious manner, this book by Sean Mcquade is a beautiful literary piece and an informative one that gives every reader, especially the younger generation a clear picture of Anglo Indians and their community’s contribution to the country. The chapters are dealt concisely with photos to illustrate the text and I find it to be a writing that is well crossed-referenced.
I would not say this book is for all since the history and its recipe can only get complicated somewhere in the story, but any good reader will definitely love this book and the heart that has been put to it by the author and any reader can totally feel it. Almost Tomorrow is a book that pictures struggles, sacrifices, and hope – a highly commendable book!

PA Book Review Gold Seal

20/10/2020