Book of the Month

Review: Oil And Marble By Stephanie Storey
Leonardo Da Vinci is an old master who is well celebrated and well known in medieval Italy, he has grown to fame over the years. But problems find him. He has barely finished a project that will keep memory of him forever, something that will be sure to wow the crowds for generations. He has earned a reputation of not finishing his work given to him by patrons. And to make it worse, being in medieval war torn Italy he has no choice but to abandon some of the best pieces and patrons that uphold his legacy and is forced to find a new one, something that can stand against the time of this world.
By Vendela Mitloabout a year ago in BookClub
The Plant-Based Cookbook Includes Over 200 Mouth- Watering Recipes.
Discover Deliciosity: The Ultimate Plant-Based Cookbook If you need a gateway to a healthier lifestyle that's losing nothing to flavor, then look no further than "The Plant-Based Cookbook". The grand collection includes over 200 mouth-watering recipes to transform everyone-from lifelong vegans to the curious omnivore-or anyone just trying to include more plant-based meals in their diet.
By Gagandeep Rabout a year ago in BookClub
Navigating the Highs and Lows: A Review of "The Bipolar Disorder Survival Guide"
Bipolar disorder affects millions of people worldwide, often leaving them and their loved ones feeling overwhelmed and confused. In "The Bipolar Disorder Survival Guide," David Miklowitz offers a beacon of hope and understanding for those grappling with this complex mental health condition. This review will examine the book through six key points: accessibility, thoroughness, practical strategies, emotional support, the integration of personal stories, and overall impact.
By Future of Resilience about a year ago in BookClub
Vocal Media - Revolutionizing Voice in Multimedia
The Power of Vocal Media's Audio Content Platform A digital canvas for voices to paint, Vocal Media, a platform so quaint.
By Kelly Munala Brookesabout a year ago in BookClub
The Ultimate Guide
So, you've written a book. Congratulations! Now comes the daunting task to get a book published. The publishing world can be overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can turn your dream into a reality.
By Elisa B.Bullabout a year ago in BookClub
Unlocking the Heart: A Guide to Transforming Your Love Life
Matthew Hussey’s “Love Life” has quickly become a go-to guide for those seeking insight into relationships and personal growth. Known for his charismatic approach to dating advice, Hussey combines humor, psychology, and practical tips to help readers navigate the complexities of love and life. Here’s a detailed review of the book, broken down into six key points.
By Future of Resilience about a year ago in BookClub
Why Me!!!
The rain fell in sheets outside my window, each drop tapping against the glass as if trying to pull me from my thoughts. I stared out into the grey afternoon, my reflection barely visible against the storm. It had been a month since the diagnosis, but it still felt like a bad dream I couldn’t wake from. Leukemia. The word lingered in the air, cold and unforgiving.
By Maryamabout a year ago in BookClub
Book Review: We Solve Murders
Introduction Steve Wheeler, a retired detective, is content living a simple life after years of dealing with criminal cases. His retirement consists of pub quizzes, sitting on his favorite park bench, and taking care of his cat. His days are peaceful, while his daughter-in-law, Amy, handles the high-stakes investigations. Steve believes his days of adrenaline and excitement are behind him—until a murder case disrupts his quiet retirement.
By Courtney Hoffabout a year ago in BookClub
Book Review: Listen for the Lie by: Amy Tintera
Introduction Listen for the Lie is a dark psychological thriller by Amy Tintera that draws readers into a tangled web of secrets, murder, and memory. The novel follows Lucy Chase, who, five years after being found covered in her best friend Savannah's blood with no recollection of what happened, is still living under the suspicion of murder. Lucy has tried to rebuild her life in Los Angeles, distancing herself from her small-town past, but when a popular true-crime podcaster reopens the case, Lucy is forced to confront the possibility that she may have committed the crime she has spent years denying.
By Samabout a year ago in BookClub
Review of The Light Eaters: How the Unseen World of Plant Intelligence Offers a New Understanding of Life on Earth by Zoë Schlanger
The Light Eaters by Zoë Schlanger is an inspiring piece that takes the reader into a new perspective of what it means to be alive on this planet. In her book, Schlanger goes into details on the complex nature of plants and come up with strong arguments that plants have their own form of intelligence and communication as that of the animals. The author uses numerous scientific sources, traditional wisdom, and her own experience to help the readers reconsider the interconnection between plants and all the living beings.
By William Walkerabout a year ago in BookClub
Review of Spare by Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex. AI-Generated.
Spare by Harry, Prince of Wales is an eye-opening look at the young prince’s life who captured the imaginations of millions of people across the world. Stating itself as by Prince Harry, Spare was released in January 2023 and it gives a raw and personal look at Prince Harry’s life from when he was a child up to the time of writing this book, as it focuses on the prince’s troubles, family relationships, and life under the pressure of fame. Even the title is a rather heart-rending reference to his status in the British royal family – as the second-born in the family, or the ‘spare’ to the firstborn, Prince William, who is in direct line for the throne.
By TAPHAabout a year ago in BookClub
Book Review:''Lessons in Chemistry'': A Novel by Bonnie Garmus
Introduction "Lessons in Chemistry" is a thought-provoking novel that intricately weaves the journey of Elizabeth Zott, a brilliant chemist who finds herself navigating the complexities of a male-dominated scientific world in the 1960s. The story not only delves into her struggles for recognition and respect in her profession but also explores her personal life, relationships, and the societal expectations placed on women during this transformative era. Through humor, heartache, and resilience, Garmus crafts a narrative that challenges traditional gender roles and celebrates the power of determination and intellect. Elizabeth’s story resonates as an inspiring tale of empowerment and the relentless pursuit of one’s dreams against all odds.
By Samabout a year ago in BookClub