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The Fred Parker Show by Vincent Glen

The Fred Parker Show by Vincent GlenFollowing the adventures of a group of talking animals trying to make it in show business, The Fred Parker Show by Vincent Glen is a wildly inventive and original novel with a theatrical structure.

On the stage of the Magic Rainbow Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, the Fred Parker Show is about to commence – the audience cheers the entry of Fred, a St. Bernard dog who is not only able to talk but is also a talented comedian. With a series of raunchy jokes, Fred introduces the main act of the show, a two-act play that tells the […]

2023-10-06T12:40:08+02:00October 6th, 2023|Categories: New Releases|Tags: , |

SQL Quest by Neha Saini

SQL Quest by Neha Saini

A well-written and informative introduction to the world of SQL, or Structured Query Language, which is how computers and databases communicate with each other, SQL Quest: A Journey Through Data by Neha Saini is a comprehensive and easy-to-follow overview of a complex topic. Aimed at young learners at least in its initial presentation, the book may be overly detailed for many young readers, but it is a perfect level for teenagers or adults looking to learn about the intricacies of computer science. Packed with imaginative examples, challenging exercises, and clear explanations, the book may not be wholly effective in its […]

2023-10-05T14:59:45+02:00October 5th, 2023|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Not Yo Cheeze by Amy Winfield

Not Yo Cheeze by Amy Winfield

Taking place in Cheeston, a town inhabited by a mice society, Not Yo Cheeze by Amy Winfield is an exhilaratingly fun piece of middle grade fiction. Tone Provolone and Cheddar Chessman’s cheese shop, inherited from their fathers, is almost always empty, but a new catering contract with the powerful Donna Parmesan could finally be their chance to succeed. As the names and clever set-up might suggest, Winfield loves to play with language, and with some added life lessons about standing up for yourself, this is a lighthearted but meaningful read that is perfectly crafted for young readers, which rivals other […]

2023-10-02T12:28:08+02:00October 2nd, 2023|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Desperation Island by Keith A. Hamilton

Desperation Island by Keith A. Hamilton

An extraordinary, tough-as-nails adventure novel, Desperation Island by Keith A. Hamilton is a gritty take on the pirate genre with a contemporary twist – a 21st Century Pirates of the Caribbean, as the subtitle accurately describes. After Ronald Johnson discovers he is a descendant of Francis Drake, he decides to become a pirate and take to the open sea. Renaming himself Ronald Drake, he gathers together a band of comrades, fulfilling his fantasies and his hard-edged ambitions in a series of dangerous adventures, taking cargo from smaller boats before getting on the radar of both law enforcement and the […]

2023-10-02T11:51:53+02:00October 2nd, 2023|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Pixylations by Joe Laudati

Pixylations by Joe LaudatiA delightful book that revisits Irish folk tales and legends, Pixylations by Joe Laudati tells the story of a rebellious and talented pixy called Faela, immersing the reader in a spellbinding story about friendship, love, and self-acceptance.

The Irish countryside of the 18th century is thriving with magic creatures that have their own world and problems. Faela is not like all other pixies – first of all, she is blue and not a warm shade of yellow or pink like her peers. She is also not as tidy, or well-dressed, and certainly not as disciplined. She loves experimenting with […]

2023-10-04T10:54:51+02:00September 28th, 2023|Categories: New Releases|Tags: , |

The Dougherty Code by Peter Dougherty

The Dougherty Code by Peter Dougherty

The Dougherty Code: Secrets of Financial Planning in Spain Revealed by Peter Dougherty is a clearly organized and amusingly written guide about starting a financial planning business in Spain, which will be of great use to anyone in that specialized niche but also, remarkably, of genuine interest to the general reader interested in Spanish or European financial history. An American émigré in the Autonomous Community of Valencia, Peter Dougherty provides a fascinating account of how he came to live and work in a foreign country, what he has learned in his years navigating the complex and bureaucratic Spanish system, and […]

2023-09-20T18:02:51+02:00September 20th, 2023|Categories: Editorial Reviews|

Queens of Moirai by Rhiannon Hargadon

Queens of Moirai by Rhiannon HargadonAn engrossing work of dark fantasy, Queens of Moirai by Rhiannon Hargadon is a wildly imaginative novel marked by the strong presence of gods, fate, and magic, drawn in part from Greek mythology.

Both grandly mythic and down to earth, the novel tells the story of Morena, descendent of the death-ruler Atropos, and her struggle to reunite the three Fates in order to bring balance and justice to the kingdom of Moirai. The three fates include Lachesis, who spins the thread of life, Clotho, who measures it, and Atropos, whose task is to cut it, and they have always ruled […]

2023-09-20T13:35:54+02:00September 20th, 2023|Categories: New Releases|Tags: |

Owning Your Destiny by Duncan McLauren

Owning Your Destiny by Duncan McLauren

Aimed at helping women regain self-confidence and trust in their future, Owning Your Destiny: A Woman’s Guide to Harnessing the Power Within by Duncan McLauren is an effective self-help book with a uniquely precise focus. Drawing from her personal experience and research, McLauren covers meditation, breathing, visualization, and other techniques she used to communicate more clearly with herself since going through a divorce, making the information more down-to-earth and actionable than other guides of its kind, while still emphasizing the value of finding one’s place in the spiritual universe. Told with a gentle, at-times humorous tone, McLauren is a soothing […]

2023-09-14T17:05:09+02:00September 14th, 2023|Categories: Editorial Reviews|
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