The Women of the South by Hila Har Cohen
The Women of the South (The Voyage) by Hila Har Cohen Taken by a rival tribe at a time of
Muunokhoi’s Awakening: A Novel II by Gilbert Arthur
Muunokhoi’s Awakening by Gilbert Arthur follows the journey of Muunokhoi, a tarbagan marmot who awakens too early from hibernation, realizing that winter is still prevailing. Concerned about the lack of food and his survival, he consults the wise eagle owl, Bolor, who advises him to descend to lower elevations in search of sustenance. This adventure through the hazardous Mongolian terrain is fraught with dangers from predators, yet highlights universal themes of survival, belonging, and purpose. The novel blends rich storytelling with important insights into animal behavior, making it a relatable and engaging read, suitable for those who appreciate classic fables.
Diva: Living in the Fast Lane by Neil Vickers
In “Diva: Living in the Fast Lane,” author Neil Vickers introduces Jabari, born in poverty in Lagos, who transforms into the glamorous Madam Sazzar to conquer the fashion world. Her journey highlights the price of ambition, as she navigates fame while grappling with her haunting past. The arrival of Gino complicates her life, forcing her to confront her true self versus her created persona. The novel balances themes of aspiration, sacrifice, and the quest for identity against the backdrop of high-stakes fashion.
Lost Heart in King Manor by Celeste Fenton
Originaly reviewed by Chick Lit Book Cafe – Multi-Genre Literary Team Lost Heart in King Manor by Celeste Fenton is an
We Are Here by Scott Weiss
We Are Here by Scott Weiss This fantasy tale crafts a fun, yet meaningful spin on the everyday experiences between
Things We Do For Love by Vered Neta
Things We Do For Love by Vered Neta Daisy Bach, a therapist, has always been certain that she did not
Pokko and the Drum by Matthew Forsythe
Pokko and the Drum by Matthew Forsythe A Publishers Weekly Best Book of 2019! “Extraordinary.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review) “Inspirational.” —Booklist (starred review) “Laugh-out-loud
Death in Paraíso by Jack Polo
Death in Paraíso by Jack Polo Private detectives Matt Singer and Jamal Wade’s plan to sell real estate as a
They Called Him Marvin by Roger Stark
Roger Stark presents us with a very human experience of WWII. This is the kind of book that should be on every high school curriculum. It is awash with facts, but expressed in such a way as to grip the reader and hold their attention. Packed with historical content, and portrayed with a vibrant pen, They Called Him Marvin by Roger Stark comes very highly recommended by Amazing Family Books.
A Special Day: The Day Eid Met Christmas by Mahmoud Elzein
A Special Day: The Day Eid Met Christmas by Mahmoud Elzein (Author), Rania Hasan (Illustrator) Do you believe in magic, the
