By: Manuela Soares It can be ridiculously intimidating trying something new, especially when that something is all over the place and you don’t fit the physical image that is typically associated with it. Yoga is one of those things that everyone can do, but when you fall outside of the physical image typically associated with... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie I was tagged in the Greek Myths Book Tag by Hannah over at Books, Life, and Other Oddities. I've always loved mythology—Greek, Egyptian, Norse—so I thought this would be fun! Zeus: King of the Gods — My Favorite Book Oh, this is a hard one! There are so many! The Shadowhunter books... Continue Reading →
By: Christopher Bartlett November 12 was Chicken Soup For The Soul Day, so I decided to take a look back at the series and see what made it a must read for me through so much of my life. And, you have to remember that just because I like this series for certain reasons, others... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie Hello, hello! This is obviously not a Monday book review, but given that this is my website, I'll make an exception. I'm only about a third of the way through Kingdom of Ash, so reviews will be begin again next week because it has consumed all of my reading attention. In the... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie I want to really up my book-game in August because during the last two months I have been slacking. Here are the top five books I want to read next month: 1. A Reaper at the Gates by Sabaa Tahir This was released in June and I still haven't been able to... Continue Reading →
By: Hayley Green This book is a short, powerful read that can really help change your life. Based on the writer’s life and overcoming her serious psychological problems, this book gives you seven steps to repeat throughout your life for every type of problem you face. She is brutally honest about some of the problems... Continue Reading →
By: Hayley Green This book combines two of my favorite subjects: neuroscience and writing. Some of it can be hard to understand due to use of the proper terms for things, but overall it did a nice job of explaining things in a way that it could be understood and how it applies to writers.... Continue Reading →
"Gilbert will inspire you to get over the mental roadblocks in your way to use your creativity. And she’ll encourage you not to do it for money, fame, or any of those other reasons that you may have. She’ll encourage you to do it for you."
"Finding a good book is like finding a best friend. The right book can make the outside world fade away and transport readers to another world."
