Roberto Saviano’s new book is titled I’m Still Alive. Alongside Asaf Hanuka, Saviano shares the experiences of living under constant police protection, memories from before his life changed with the publication of Gomorrah, and having to face the individuals who threaten his life. A vulnerable look into his life.
Book Reviews , Non-Fiction Books , Self-Help
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I’m Not Ready For This (Book Review)
I’m Not Ready For This Anna Lind Thomas wants everybody to just calm down and […]
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Shadow State by Frank Sennett
Ex-Army Ranger and Secret Service detail of the President, Rafe Hendrix realized someone is reenacting assassination’s of Presidents and wants Rafe to know who is the next target. How does it connect to Rafe?
Children's Books , Book Reviews
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Black Trailblazers by Bijan Bayne
Black Trailblazers written by Bijan Bayne and illustrated by Joelle Avelino. Highlights 30 courageous visionaries who broke boundaries, made a difference, and have paved the way. Mini biographies of each inspirational figure are perfect for children.
Non-Fiction Books , Book Reviews
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Operation Underworld by Matthew Black
Matthew Black uncovers the relationship between the U.S. government and Mafia. How these two worked together to win WWII.
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Music is History by Questlove
Questlove curates a musical playlist from 1971 onward and explains the history of each track and what was going on in American History on that said year.
Children's Books , Book Reviews , Latest
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19 Little People, Big Dreams
Check out the Little People, BIG DREAMS book collection by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara
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A Mind Like Mine
When dealing with Mental Health there’s a chance to feeling unseen, A Mind Like Mine by Rachael Davis gives visibility to mental health by showing us the famous people we know of and how they live with their mental health.
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Melissa Rivers narrates “Lies My Mother Told Me”
If you want to laugh until you are in tears, you need to pick up Melissa Rivers new book Lies My Mother Told Me, as she recounts the tall tales her mom, the hilarious, Joan Rivers use to share with her.
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Tattoos Not Brands Book Review
This is the guide you need if you have a small business for smart marketing and growth.