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Misery By Stephen King - Book Review

Stephen King has managed to establish his name among horror writers since the first novel he wrote “Carrie” and continued to do so for more than 40 years after. Not only did he write 50 novels, but h...

My Ishmael by Daniel Quinn - Book Review

This unique and quirky work of fiction is considered to be one of the most influential books which tackled the conversation of solving world problems using unorthodox approaches. Daniel Quinn wrote t...

Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari - Book Review

This book covers a brief overview of the history of human beings spawning 2.4 million years. Sapiens is based on the lectures of the Israeli professor of history, Yuval Noah Harari (also the author o...

Commercial Poultry Nutrition 3rd Edition by S. Leeson and JD Summers

This is the golden standard of poultry nutrition textbooks. Did I say golden? I meant platinum, or whatever the highest ranking in precious metals is. This is how textbooks need to be; straight to th...

Solve for Happy by Moe Gawdat - Book Review

Have you been struggling with finding happiness? Is your definition of happiness in itself flawed and inaccurate? Luckily, Mo Gawdat answers all these questions in his book Solve for Happy. The auth...

Mockingjay (Hunger Games) by Suzanne Collins - Book Review

Jabberjays were an all-male species created by the Capitol in its early day, designed to spy on the rebels and repeat entire conversations to their handlers. After proving to be of little help to the...

The Savior’s Champion by Jenna Moreci - Book Review

Set in a medieval, gladiator-style environment, the main character, Tobias, is thrust into many obstacles. Some of these challenges incorporate fantasy elements, which Jenna uses to add to the fantas...

Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse - Book Review

Siddhartha is a book by Hermann Hesse that takes us through a boy’s quench for spiritual enlightenment. From a young age, Siddhartha feels that something is missing and that there’s more to life than...

The Perks of Being a Wall Flower by Stephen Chbosky - Book Review

“The perks of being a wallflower” by Stephen Chbosky is an excellent read that tackles powerful themes such as mental health, sexual abuse, homophobia, and even toxic relationships through the lives o...

The night circus by Erin Morgenstern - Book Review

Morgenstern’s debut novel is as magical as its plot suggests. The night circus arrives without warning, moving one place to the next and appearing as if out of thin air, drawing in people from all wa...

By Kathy Graves

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