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Category Archives: book review
Epigenetics and Spontaneous Evolution
Epigenetics, Spontaneous Evolution, and the Power of Positive Thinking I just finished reading Spontaneous Evolution, Our Positive Future and a Way to Get There From Here by Bruce H. Lipton and Steve Bhaerman (2010) and was looking back over the … Continue reading
You Beneath Your Skin — Book Review and Author Interview
You Beneath Your Skin presents as a crime novel, but it’s also a love story: to those who find themselves in loveless marriages and are seeking comfort elsewhere; to mothers who bear the burden of raising children that don’t always … Continue reading
Posted in author interview, book release, book review, books, Uncategorized
Tagged All You Need Is Love, author, author interview, blog, blogger, book review, books, Damyanti Biswas, India, social justice, stop acid attacks
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How to Change Your Mind
How to Change Your Mind Michael Pollan is a rock star. Not a shooting star, not a fleeting 15-minutes-of-fame star, not a one-hit wonder, but an honest to goodness Influencer, someone who moves the populace, sometimes in small increments, at … Continue reading
Posted in book review, butterfly effect, influencer, Uncategorized
Tagged addiction, connectors, consciousness, Denver, depression, Food Rules, How to Change Your Mind, Life Magazine, LSD, magic mushrooms, major depression, Malcolm Gladwell, mavens, Michael Pollan, millennial thinking, new world, psilocybin, salespeople, The Omnivore's Dilemma, The Tipping Point
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Jean Lee’s World
I’ve heard people say that Tony Bennett is a singer’s singer, the consummate performer, the pitch, the tone, the tempo, the clarity, the inflection, all always spot on. The same can be said of writing and Jean Lee, a … Continue reading
Posted in blog, book review, books, fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged author interview, blog, book launch, books, Fallen Princeborn: Stolen, fantasy, Halloween 2018, Jean Lee, Tales of the River Vine, write, writers
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will grayson will grayson
will grayson … Continue reading
Posted in blog, book review, books, Uncategorized, writers, writing
Tagged beach reading, blog, book reviews, books, David Levithan, high school, John Green, Looking for Alaska, Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, The Fault in our Stars, will grayson will grayson, writers, writing, YA novel
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The Lee Harper Interview
Lee Harper is a picture book author and illustrator from Doylestown, Pennsylvania best known for his whimsical illustrations for the best-selling Turkey Trouble series and just so happens to be the husband of one of my favorite traveling companions, his … Continue reading
Posted in author interview, back-to-school, blog, book review, books, Children's books, Uncategorized
Tagged author interview, back-to-school, brush with greatness, Children's books, Coyote, David Sedaris, kirkus reviews, Lee Harper, Publishers Weekly, stephen wright, Suzzy Roche, Woolbur, Woolbur Goes to School
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A Wrinkle in Time
For my bloggy friend, K. L. Allendoerfer, at A Thousand Finds, neuroscientist, violinist, educator and geocacher extraordinaire, who knows the power of reading and science, and credits L’Engle for sparking her interest in both! A Wrinkle in Time If I … Continue reading
Writing children’s books is hard work. At first blush you think, “cake walk,” but upon closer inspection you realize the attention to detail, the dedication to concision, and the ability to simplify complex ideas so young minds can … Continue reading
My Sweet Vidalia
My Sweet Vidalia They say all doors open for a pretty girl and I believe that’s true, unless you’re a poor girl, and then no matter how pretty you are, those doors are going to stay shut tight … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, civil rights, Deborah Mantella, My Sweet Vidalia, postwar 1950's, rural south, spousal abuse
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