Book of the Week
Brick and Mortar Business ebook
book đź“š đź“– Buy now Brick and Mortar Business ebook - A Journey of Mystery & Discovery Introduction: The world has always been filled with secrets, hidden between myths and history. "Brick and Mortar Business ebook" is not just a tale but a journey into the unknown, where truth and deception dance like shadows. It is the story of a seeker who dares to uncover what has been buried for centuries.
By Nandkishor kumar10 months ago in BookClub
Goal Realization – eBook
Book 📚 Buy now Goal Realization – eBook - A Journey of Mystery & Discovery Introduction: The world has always been filled with secrets, hidden between myths and history. "Goal Realization – eBook" is not just a tale but a journey into the unknown, where truth and deception dance like shadows. It is the story of a seeker who dares to uncover what has been buried for centuries.
By Nandkishor kumar10 months ago in BookClub
It’s Your Niche – eBook
Book 📚 Buy now It’s Your Niche – eBook - A Journey of Mystery & Discovery Introduction: The world has always been filled with secrets, hidden between myths and history. "It’s Your Niche – eBook" is not just a tale but a journey into the unknown, where truth and deception dance like shadows. It is the story of a seeker who dares to uncover what has been buried for centuries.
By Nandkishor kumar10 months ago in BookClub
Email Opt-in Stampede ebook
Book đź“š Buy now Email Opt-in Stampede ebook - A Journey of Mystery & Discovery Introduction: The world has always been filled with secrets, hidden between myths and history. "Email Opt-in Stampede ebook" is not just a tale but a journey into the unknown, where truth and deception dance like shadows. It is the story of a seeker who dares to uncover what has been buried for centuries.
By Nandkishor kumar10 months ago in BookClub
By Pete Hegseth
"Europe’s Pathetic Defense Free-Riding Must End—America First Isn’t Just a Slogan, It’s a Necessity" For decades, the United States has played the role of Europe’s protector—bankrolling NATO, stationing troops across the continent, and deterring aggressors like Russia while our so-called allies skimp on their own defenses. Enough is enough. Europe’s pathetic reliance on American largesse isn’t just embarrassing; it’s a dangerous liability. The Biden administration’s coddling of these freeloaders must end, and Donald Trump’s "America First" approach should be the blueprint.
By Azra parveen10 months ago in BookClub
Painting Professionally ebook
Book đź“š Buy now Painting Professionally ebook - A Journey of Mystery & Discovery Introduction: The world has always been filled with secrets, hidden between myths and history. "Painting Professionally ebook" is not just a tale but a journey into the unknown, where truth and deception dance like shadows. It is the story of a seeker who dares to uncover what has been buried for centuries.
By Nandkishor kumar10 months ago in BookClub
Goin’ All Veggies ebook
Book 📚 Buy now Goin’ All Veggies ebook - A Journey of Mystery & Discovery Introduction: The world has always been filled with secrets, hidden between myths and history. "Goin’ All Veggies ebook" is not just a tale but a journey into the unknown, where truth and deception dance like shadows. It is the story of a seeker who dares to uncover what has been buried for centuries.
By Nandkishor kumar10 months ago in BookClub
The Poet Who Wrote at Dawn
For authors, artists, and other creators, the early hours of the morning have long had a certain charm. The crispness of the air, the gentle light of the dawn, and the quiet of a world still asleep all seem to combine to produce a special environment that encourages creativity. One such poet, whose writings have stood the test of time, was renowned for his practice of penning at the crack of morning in order to capture the world's profound beauty before it was completely awake. The life and work of this poet is proof of the early hours of the day's potential as a creative haven.
By MD SHAMIM RANA10 months ago in BookClub
A Voyage and a filler Box . Content Warning.
A Voyage and a filler Box My mom left England when she was four on a great big passenger ship, Avila Star. German submarines sunk her on her return voyage only months later. But the Avila and her crew would give safe passage this one last time, escape from war for this family of five.
By Deen Mohammed10 months ago in BookClub
The Green Hat: A Tale of Tragedy and Redemption
Michael Arlen’s The Green Hat, first published in 1924, is a novel that captures the restless spirit of the post-World War I era, a time when societal norms were shifting, and the scars of war lingered in the hearts of many. Set against the backdrop of 1920s London, this dramatic tale weaves together themes of love, betrayal, and self-destruction, all embodied in the enigmatic figure of Iris Storm, the woman in the titular green hat. Arlen, an Armenian-born writer who wrote the novel in English, crafted a story that resonated deeply with its audience, becoming a bestseller and even inspiring a play in 1925. Through its vivid characters and emotional depth, The Green Hat offers a poignant exploration of human fragility and the search for meaning in a world that often feels indifferent.
By KWAO LEARNER WINFRED10 months ago in BookClub
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Anita Loos’s Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, first published in 1925, remains a sparkling gem of American literature, a satirical romp through the Jazz Age that captures the zeitgeist of the Roaring Twenties with wit, humor, and a keen eye for social commentary. The novel, presented as the diary of the effervescent Lorelei Lee, a self-proclaimed “professional lady” from Little Rock, Arkansas, offers readers a delightful blend of innocence and cunning, wrapped in a narrative voice that is as endearing as it is deceptive. Through Lorelei’s misadventures across New York, London, Paris, and beyond, Loos crafts a story that is both a celebration of feminine agency and a sly critique of the materialism and gender dynamics of her time. The Global Grey ebook edition, published on January 26, 2022, brings this classic to modern readers, preserving its timeless appeal while inviting us to reflect on its enduring relevance.
By KWAO LEARNER WINFRED10 months ago in BookClub
