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Book Review
"Soraya" is an inspiring biography of a woman and the nation she fought for. Saber Azam’s Soraya: The Other Princess captures seven decades of Afghanistan’s history parallel to the life of one Afghan woman. Soraya Ludin, the daughter...
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With its encouraging message, this picture book will appeal to young pet lovers. Norma Lindsay’s inspiring picture book "Pussninks" draws inspiration from a real-life three-legged cat; he may have a handicap, but that doesn’t stop...
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by Nancy Powell
"Primordial Beast" touches upon Cherokee myths in a thought-provoking way. Peter Chicuorka’s slow-building thriller "Primordial Beast" is set in a national forest where a mysterious predator is brutally killing park visitors. A young...
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Encouraging personal success through balance and inner reflection, the innovative four-volume Experience Personal Power series offers practical advice, guides, and activities for cultivating a healthy, balanced lifestyle. "Experience...
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Penned by a physical therapist, the book is encouraging, approachable, thorough, and determined, balancing the comprehensive nature of its system with step-by-step instructions. Nancy Griggs’s "Releasing Pain" is an approachable yet...
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Hoolhorst lays a strong foundation for exploring the questions, beliefs, and institutions that have defined civilization for millennia. In "Realizing Heaven", Otto S. Hoolhorst explores spiritual concepts from a rational, logical...
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by Gary Presley
Anyone fascinated by nineteenth-century American history and the westward expansion will enjoy Guerilla Bride. J. J. Zerr’s "Guerilla Bride" is a historical adventure headed by a complicated young man; it is reminiscent of Huck Finn,...
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This is a book that adolescents would find helpful and reassuring during the turbulence of growing up, and hopefully, one which parents and teachers would endorse. Written for young adults, Growing Up Is Hard to Do by Jay Spence offers a...