By Elaine M Atkins EdD Mary Wesley has been on my 'to read' list for a very long time. I knew that she didn't have ...
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Showing posts with label Book Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Book Reviews. Show all posts
Book Review: Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
By Marcus Clark One of the first things I noticed about this novel was the splendid use of language, the adjectives, similes, met...
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From Stone Tablets to eTablets
By Karen Kimberley As an old woman listening to the chatter around me from young mothers, discussing the pros and cons of eBook...
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A Visit With Old Friends
By Karen Kimberley Reading books in a series helps to develop the equivalent of friendships that can cause a degree of separation...
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Used Books: Where To Find Them And Why They're Such A Charm
By Vernon Clyde The popularity of purchasing used books seems to be rising with more people opting for cheap books still in good c...
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Encouraging Kids to Read
By Albert Methew A number of newspapers and journals from the New York Times to Business Insider to CBS have reported on the decre...
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Open the Door to Audio Books
By Karen Kimberley As a young mother, the only time that I could read was when I put the children down for a nap, or at night aft...
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Top Indian Novels That Are a Must Read
By Nischit Jain All this is gradually changing with time as more and more people discover great literature thanks to the internet...
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Sexual Assault Prevention Tips - Don't Become a Victim
By Jackie Ann Paulson This book will take you on a realistic journey of a women who was a victim of child molesting by one of her...
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Make Money Off That Messy Attic
By Albert Methew It's almost that time of year again. Most people choose to do a deep, thorough cleaning of their homes twice...
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What Japanese Textbooks to Use As Beginners
By Alan Okina There are more variety of language textbooks to choose from nowadays. It's great that learners have more choices...
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Zara's Curse by Andrew Domonkos - A Book Review
Zara's Curse by Andrew Domonkos - A Book Review By Bob Sakamono I will say straight away that vampire-themed fiction is...
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The Storyteller
With the onset of digital books, there has never been a more exciting time for reading, whenever and wherever you happen to be. It h...
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English - An Interesting Journey
The History of the English language is a very interesting one. It has evolved via 3 major languages that were brought here during the v...
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From Humble Beginnings
Owner of an Automotive Accident Repair Centre by trade, upon his retirement, Ian turned to the written word and discovered a whole new worl...
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Author Provides the Chance to Relive the Pleasure of Emerson
The art of essay writing has declined greatly since Ralph Waldo Emerson but this literary practice experienced resurgence in 2013 with ...
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Regarding Evidence That The Voynich Manuscript Was Written by Cathars in the Amazon Rainforest
The Yale University Library holds a medieval manuscript written in undecipherable code, in an unknown alphabet, in an unknown language, a...
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Disciples Are Leaders
As we work on our goal of making new disciples, we should also help them develop the leadership skills that they will need to become effec...
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My Top Ten Books of The Year
In December I typically reflect upon the books I read during the year, determine my favorites, and map out a plan for the types of books I...
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A Review of The Great Gatsby
The Great Gatsby is one the greatest novels of all time written by F. Scott Fitzgerald. This book is about one of the most powerful chara...
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