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Circe by Madeline Miller

In Circe, Madeline Miller’s second book, we follow the steps of the infamous Odyssey’s witch Circe, who almost traps Ulysses and his men on her island. In contrast to the Greek poem where her character only appears as one episode in the many adventures of Ulysses, this book recounts Circe’s whole story and takes us … Read more

The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewell

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The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewell is a story about a young mom, Tallulah, who mysteriously vanishes after a night out with friends and her on-again, off-again boyfriend, Zach in 2017. Nearly two years later, there’s still no trace of Tallulah or Zach. Tallulah’s mom, Kim, has been searching for answers since she watched … Read more

Book Review: The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides

2019 Goodreads Choice Award winner for Mystery & Thriller! The Silent Patient follows the story of Theo Faber, a psychotherapist who is working on a special case in a psychiatric ward. Theo has signed up to be Alicia Berenson’s therapist—who was once a popular painter, married to her husband Gabriel, who is a fashion photographer. … Read more

Let go of emotional eating with Dr. Sheila Forman: Author of Tame Your Appetite

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We’re Talking About Books That Make You Eat Better Do you use food to cope? Does it help you get through a stressful day? Would you like to learn more about emotional eating, and how you can overcome it? Our guest today is Dr. Sheila Forman, Ph.D., a clinical psychologist and eating disorder specialist. She … Read more

How to Be Italian: Eat, Drink, Dress, Travel and Love La Dolce Vita By Maria Pasquale

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How to Be Italian: Eat, Drink, Dress, Travel and Love La Dolce Vita written by Maria Pasquale explores what being Italian means to the author. She explores the rich cultural heritage, food, language, fashion, and the Italian way of life among many other things.  Maria Pasquale is an Australian-born Italian whose parents are both of Italian … Read more

Importance of Autism Information for Parents

If you’re the parents of a child who is on the autism spectrum, then good and helpful information and education is key to you. There are dozens of conflicting messages, extreme views online, and other worrisome sources that can unsettle and confuse parents who just want the best for their children. You can turn to … Read more

Award-Winning Author Laurel Anne Hill is Back with a New YA Historical Fantasy

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Who doesn’t like a good historical fantasy? And if it’s by an award-winning author like Laurel Anne Hill, it’s bound to sweep you off your feet. You may remember Laurel’s prize-winning novel, The Engine Woman’s Light. She received over thirteen awards and honors, including a Kirkus Star and the Kirkus Top 100 Indie Books recognition. … Read more

Perceptions & self-worth as we age with Connie Zweig, Ph D. Author of The Inner Work of Age

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We’re talking about Books That Make You Prepare to Shift from Role to Soul As we age, our perceptions and self-worth can change. Many indulge in denial or become resistant. What if I told you that with extended longevity comes the opportunity for extended personal growth and spiritual development? Perhaps now, you have the chance … Read more

Let Steve Wide Be Your Personal Guru to All Things Grunge in a Field Guide to Grunge

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A field guide to Grunge written by Steve Wide is for music lovers who love the 1990’s music genre Grunge. Where did Grunge originate? What cultural climate created this iconic style of music? Who are the major singers and bands that created it, and why is it so popular? Steve Wide explores these topics and … Read more