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Review: Delaware from Freeways to E-ways by Dave Tabler

Delaware from Freeways to E-ways by Dave Tabler

A wide-ranging and captivating review of the twentieth century in America’s first state, Delaware from Freeways to E-ways: First State, Solid-State by Dave Tabler is an accessible and entertaining piece of coffee table history, and the informative third book in the Delaware History Overview series. For a citizen of Delaware or any lover of US history, this book neatly sews Delaware’s contributions into the broader fabric of the American story.

Divided into four distinct sections – early century ambitions, the varied impacts of wartime, Delaware’s response to broader societal changes, and pioneering steps towards a digital future – this format […]

2024-11-19T11:55:10+02:00November 19th, 2024|Categories: Book Reviews, Lead Story|Tags: |

The Cleopatra Aspect Series Box Set by AJ Channing

The Cleopatra Aspect Series by AJ ChanningA steamy trilogy of love triangles and dangerous ambitions, The Cleopatra Aspect Series Box Set by AJ Channing is a thrilling collection for fans of bad-boy romance.

Freshly graduated Tia Sanchez embarks on a luxurious vacation to Dubai with her friend Julia, but their experiences abroad couldn’t be more different, as they both learn about the hidden desires of powerful men. In the second installment, Tia strikes a beneficial bargain with a tall, dark, and wealthy hunk on the Amalfi Coast, but their sham marriage soon begins to feel like a prison, especially after she falls for her charming and […]

2024-11-18T17:47:37+02:00November 18th, 2024|Categories: New Releases|Tags: |

The Viking, the Ditch, and the Bathrobe by Alan Frost

The Viking, the Ditch, and the Bathrobe by Alan Frost

A history-packed plunge into the wild realm of raiders, longships, and heroic courage, The Viking, the Ditch, and the Bathrobe by Alan Frost is a riveting new adventure novel for young readers. In this third book of the Shawn from the Shed series, Johnny, Ella, and their quirky neighbor travel back in time more than a thousand years to Denmark in the Middle Ages, searching once again for a special person who just might change the course of history. Educational, original, poetic, and entertaining for parents and children alike, this middle grade series skillfully weaves historical fact into a page-turning […]

2024-11-19T11:12:07+02:00November 18th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Healthy, Rich, and Happy by Jacopo Iasiello

Healthy, Rich, and Happy by Jacopo Iasiello

With a focus on buying and selling real estate as a method for holistic stability and wealth, Healthy, Rich, and Happy by Jacopo Iasiello is a thorough guide to pragmatic self-improvement. Drawing on the energy and inspiration of his mentor, Tony Robbins, the author walks readers through his 4-step M.P.B.E. methodology, focusing on morning meditation, prayer, biohacking the brain, and exercise. With a unique focus on mind-body wellness, rather than just building wealth, Iasiello’s clear-cut guidance about breaking into the real estate industry and securing a stable income becomes a manual for complete life change, maintaining a holistic approach to […]

2024-11-18T16:28:15+02:00November 18th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

I Played My Best For Him! by Olapeju Simoyan

 I Played My Best For Him by Olapeju Simoyan

An enchanting peek into the music that enlivens every Christmas season, I Played My Best For Him!: The Inspiring Stories Behind the Little Drummer Boy and Other Christmas Favorites by Olapeju Simoyan is a treat for music, holiday, and history lovers alike. From the mystery of who combined the lyrics and music for “Greensleeves” to the controversial hymns that led to “Joy to the World” and the missing verses of “Silent Night,” this illuminating collection of essays reveals the fascinating, and quite often untold stories behind more than a dozen favorite holiday songs. An enlightening collection that is well-designed to […]

2024-11-18T15:11:11+02:00November 18th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Review: A Life Full of Quarks by C.W. Johnson

A Life Full of Quarks by C.W. Johnson

Demonstrating the beauty and awe of growing up within the kaleidoscope of science, A Life Full of Quarks by C.W. Johnson is a mind-expanding novel following the life and misadventures of John Chant, a perennial explorer of the unknown.

Given his parents’ legacy as scientific minds at the top of their fields, it comes as no surprise that John grows up immersed in the endless questions and head-scratching mysteries of the natural world. Like a whiteboard scribbled with the equations of his existence, this fictional memoir is densely packed with anecdotal stories and snapshots of growing up amongst mad geniuses […]

The Little Garage Girl’s Puzzle by Katherine Memoli

The Little Garage Girl's Puzzle by Katherine Memoli

A harrowing yet hopeful story of love after endless heartbreak, The Little Garage Girl’s Puzzle by Katherine Memoli follows the troubled path of Rina, a woman determined to transcend a lifetime of betrayal. Following the passing of her wickedly cruel mother, Rina re-enters a changed world, and must juggle the weight of emotional baggage and the desire to be truly and deeply loved. Despite the tendency of the author to add too much information to a sentence or paragraph, this is an affecting and emotionally charged romance, juxtaposing a gritty and unflinching tale of trauma and buried emotions with an […]

2024-11-14T15:06:30+02:00November 14th, 2024|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Women of Wolfram Camp by Jenny Kroonstuiver

Women of Wolfram Camp by Jenny KroonstuiverA wartime drama featuring a stunning quintet of protagonists, Women of Wolfram Camp by Jenny Kroonstuiver is a remarkable tale of fortitude and community solidarity in wartime.

Freshly widowed Felicity, seeking stability in a world suddenly turned upside down, answers a wanted ad for a waitress at Wolfram Camp, a mining camp on the northeast coast of Queensland. Matilda, liberated from the oppression of her husband who’s away in the conflagration of World War I, becomes an even more respected figure as the owner of a bustling guest house. Bringing what is today a ghost town back to gritty and […]

2024-11-08T18:17:16+02:00November 8th, 2024|Categories: New Releases|Tags: |
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