A Thrilling Tale of Perseverance and Community In Summer Heat and the Challenger, Robert Bollendorf crafts a compelling story that blends suspense, personal growth, and the deep connections of community. The title The Challenger represents a political challenge to the sitting President of the United States, adding a broader thematic element of confrontation and transformation. […]
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Don Lohnes crafts Architect with an engaging amalgam of vivid realism and narrative finesse, presenting a profound exploration of human resilience and ambition. The book’s tone is both introspective and aspirational, seamlessly blending biographical fiction with incisive commentary on the architectural profession and the broader human experience. Lohnes demonstrates remarkable dexterity in his prose, meticulously
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In the heart of Costa Rica’s lush rainforest, a clumsy tiger cat and a clever parrot forge an unlikely friendship that will warm your heart and teach powerful lessons about courage, kindness, and resilience. Diana Alvarez’s The Coco Loco Tiger of the Mountain is a delightful tale brimming with adventure, humor, and heartfelt moments. Narrated
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Can a little rooster with a stutter find his voice and wake the King of Hawaii? In Ricky the Chickee Sings for the King, Diana M. Alvarez brings us an inspiring and heartwarming story of learning bravery, kindness, and persistence. This children’s book is written and illustrated by Diana M. Alvarez, a retired teacher with
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Success without purpose is empty—Turn the Telescope Around by Sameer Zahr takes you on a journey of redemption, love, and spiritual awakening. With an engaging blend of fiction and self-help, the book explores the emotional struggles of Jim Mayden, a successful businessman who discovers that worldly success comes at a steep personal cost. At the
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In False Labels and Faces of Grace, Mary Muchiri explores the transformative power of grace in the face of prejudice and identity struggles. She reveals how labels are often used by the weak or hurt to deflect blame, casting the victim in a negative light to cover their own vulnerabilities. Muchiri emphasizes that understanding this
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Roger Treagus’ Odd Jobs is a whimsical yet profound exploration of an unconventional career trajectory spanning five continents and over 45 professions. This memoir combines candid humor, cultural insights, and a meticulous recounting of experiences that range from bat-scarer to lighthouse inspector, creating a mosaic of resilience and adaptability. Treagus’ narrative voice is both introspective
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Kathleen Regan’s St. Damon’s Hall is a heartfelt exploration of resilience, community, and the transformative power of belonging. With a deftly calibrated narrative, Regan unveils the layered complexities of youth grappling with emotional and social tumult, all within the confines of a haven for troubled souls. Regan’s writing is sharp but gentle, alternating between heartbreaking
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