Books & Novels

1.It End with Us By Colleen Hover.2 Where the Crawdads sing By delia owens.3 Verity by Colleen Hover.4 Atomic Habit.5 Reminders of Him By colleen hover.6 The Seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo.7 Ugly Love by Colleen hover.8 The Body Keeps the Score.9 The Four Agreement.10 The Very Hungry Carterpillar.

In this article I talk about "It End With Us" a heartbreaking story that shows us the reality of love, not everything is pink and sometimes you have to make the right choices. This book changed my perspective on love and i'm going to be taking about how it did it.

Introduce your young reader to the classic Aesop's fables in this beautiful picture book with many favorite tales retold. Parents are sure to find one or several of their favorite tales in this exquisite picture book to share with their young readers. What's your favorite Aesop's fable?

Viral sensation Randy Rainbow wrote a memoir explaining how he became the court jester adored by Democrats, independents, and anyone sick of American political hypocrisy. No holds are barred in his delicious memoir.

Nakamura Naofumi's look at the beginning of Meiji industrialization and its focus on the provinces provides a rich amount of detail but also comes to a fairly obvious conclusion and gets bogged down in minutiae.

Little Hedgehog teaches Big Hedgehog a life lesson in appreciating the little things in the natural world. Big Hedgehog is in a hurry to get home berfore dark while out walking. Little Hedgehog wants to take the time to see some special things in nature before going home.

The only thing holding these books together are their spines.

Haven is influenced by the young activist Kirina Ansong who spoke passionately at the UN about the surging climate crisis for the world. Haven becomes obsessed with the fact that adults don't seem to be doing anything about the crisis. She learns that even small changes can make a difference.

These are some of my favorite books, not all of them are fiction, there are a few memoirs on the list too. I’ve read close to a few hundred books in my life (I recently hit 203 — keepin’ it chill by acting like I don’t know the exact number as if I don’t have Goodreads.

This book promises child like wonder and whimsy much like the old classic Narnia books we all grew up with. But can it live up to that promise? Read this review and find out.

A list of the 5 most anticipated and crowd-pulling thrillers of 2022! (Released and To-Be-Released).

A little girl alone with just her mom in a new city discovers that just a smile can attract a new friend. Liling used to go to school, but now she goes to the factory with her mom when her mom works. Being lonely is no fun. She discovers a new friend one day in the apartment building nest door.

A continuation into the world of Annie Charlie.

1.Define your most important tasks.2 Turn off everything.3 Block your most important time.4 Track your progress.5 Conclusion

1.How to use your subconscious mind to achieve Your Goals.2 Set your goals and intentions.3 Focus on what you want.4 Turn up the volume with affirmations.5 Conclusion

Strong Heart of Magic is the story of Annie Charlie, strong Elemental and shop owner, her fight with Mason Smith, Elemental lord, and the intriguing events that follow.

This book is for your young reader if they are into gaming. This biography of Ralph Baer in picture book and story tells about the invention of video games for tv. Fun facts about how he got the idea for gaming on tv and the development of his idea will engage readers. A timeline is included.

Fourth installment in the Bookmobile Cat Mysteries

Crystal Evans started writing as a hobby and in her own words… therapy. What started out as rants and musing grew into a indie author career spanning ten years. The indie author recently entered the commonwealth short story competition and is an established soloprenuer and business consultant.

Nate the Great has a new mystery to solve when some tomatoes go missing. These tomatoes are special and it is important to the gardner that they be found. Nate has a lot of clues that he finds interesting. Quarters that are left in two gardens might be the key to solving the mystery.

40,000 years ago, predators like sabre cats and dire wolves were at the top of the food chain. Icy winds from the distant snow-clad mountains favored none. The earth hesitated to meet the heavens, evolution was at its peak and the forerunners of modern-day human beings had emerged.

All works that don't present a fictitious tale fall under the category of nonfiction writing. It could instruct readers through a biographical or historical account. Explore more about this type of writing in this article.

Third installment in the Bookmobile Cat Mysteries

Our children certainly need encouragement for coping with fear in our current society. Superheroes do get scared, but fear can be conquered. Maisie Brown dreams of being a superhero because she believes they do not get scared. She learns that it is ok to be scared and still be brave too.

Fred Urquhart was always interested in the monarch butterflies. The Mystery of the Monarchs is told beautifully in a picture book and story of Urquhart's lifelong study of these butterflies. Fun facts about the monarchs are included along with an entertaining story of his life study.

Final installment in the Tales of the City series

If you wish to read a book that immerses you into the plot and also gets you thrilled with its endless twists and turns, then ‘GONE GIRL’ by Gillian Flynn should definitely be your first choice. The plot of this novel is so intricately written around the characters that it fills us with awe.

Published in 1982, Nancy Garden's Annie on My Mind is one of the few truly timeless novels and remains a beloved lesbian classic.

Tom Ripley's actions as a human being are despicable. However, the way in which the story is written makes the reader doubt their feelings towards him. Is he a villain or is he really meant to be rooted for?

Eighth installment in The Tales of the City series

Open Water is a love story and a novel of race set in modern Britain between two young black artists, sometimes sensual and elegant but so overdrawn and riven with excessive flourishes that it feels ethereal.

Seventh installment in the Tales of the City series

Mae Reeves as a successful hatmaker and African-American entrepreneur is brought to life in this beautiful biography for young readers. She left the segragated South for Chicago and later became the first black woman to own a business in Philadelphia. Her special and original hats made history.

Second "unofficial" stand alone novel in the Tales of the City series (and my 700th column)

This book will teach you everything you need to know about getting filthy rich, warts and all.

Rebecca Ross is a YA fantasy author from Georgia, USA. Here are all her books ranked.