If you’ve ever read an unputdownable book you know the thrill of starting a new book and not having the willpower to stop reading. Unputdownable books captivate you from page one and keep you on the edge of your seat until you’re finished. The pages fly by as you race to the finish, excited to … Read more
Laurie Finkelstein Author of Next Therapist Please Laurie’s debut novel, Next Therapist Please, mirrors many aspects of her life, including her struggles with mental illness. Laurie lives with depression, anxiety and OCD. Laurie deals with the challenges of mental illness by using comedy and maintaining a positive outlook on life. Laurie’s goal is to break the … Read more
If you love to read and share your opinions on books, consider becoming a book blogger. Book bloggers are essential in getting the word out about newly released books. As a book blogger you have the influence to encourage others to read and explore new books. It’s easy; start reading, snap some pictures, and upload! … Read more
You want to read, you really do, but actually motivating yourself to pick up that book instead of spending the next hour on Facebook is hard. In a world of endless distractions, it’s difficult to sit down to read. It’s worth the effort though, reading is an excellent pastime and a rewarding hobby. If you’re … Read more
Not Your Typical Summer Reading List Summer reading is all about easy, relaxing, fun books, right? But what if you want more? Summer books can do more than entertain you while sunbathing. They can challenge you, introduce you to whole new genres, and step you out of your comfort zone. The books that bring the … Read more
The Fuehrer’s Blood is by Shreyans Zaveri and contains an imaginative perspective on World War II. It brings to light a lot of tantalizing “what ifs?” What if there were people inside the Nazi party fighting against Hitler and were trying to bring him down? What if Hitler kept a personal diary? What secrets would be in that diary? Most of all, and the most provocative question is, what if Hitler did not commit suicide in the bunker? What if…oh the imagination runs wild!