Multicultural Children’s Book Day: Read Your World is on January 27, 2015. More about this at the end of the book review. I am privileged to be a Multicultural Children’s Book Day blogger and doubly honored to receive a digital copy of the fantastic book Larry and Friends from the very-talented…
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I received an advance review copy of the book Model Undercover: New York by Carina Axelsson via Netgalley. The book was launched on January 6, 2015. This is a book spotlight featuring a Rafflecopter Giveaway for you, dear friends! I’ll be posting the book review next week! It is a lovely book – and as…
The book “God is a Gamer” by Ravi Subramanian is a fast-paced thriller that spans continents and has a generous mix of characters including the FBI, CBI, and ahem, the White House. I’ve reviewed one of Ravi’s books The Bankster here. Let’s first look at the book blurb for God Is…
Most people, as they age, say, past 50, tend to think that their life is almost over. But there are others who think, “Yay! this is a brand new chapter in my life!” I am from the “Yay” group. The difference is attitude. Recently, I came across the book “The Best…
October is Bullying Prevention Month. Bullying claims too many lives, some of which are still living, forever traumatized. Bullying is not confined to schools and children; people of all ages face it in some form or other, sometime or other. Some have the courage to stand up for themselves. Others, not…
Nido Qubein is an entrepreneur, business consultant, author and coveted public speaker. Besides his various accomplishments, one of Nido’s greatest skills is the ability to share what’s really important in life in a way that can be life-changing. In his latest book, Uncommon Sense, Nido shows us how to turn conventional…
This is a book review of Business Doctors by Sameer Kamat. When Sameer Kamat emailed me asking if I’d read and review his book, “Business Doctors” and sent a blurb, I found it intriguing enough to want to read the book. I said yes, and he sent me a print copy…