Magazines
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- A Gripping Tale of a Young Woman’s Interstellar Exploit
- 6/22/2017 2:23:42 PM
- Wanting to provide an exemplar for women, author Suzanne Y. Snow was inspired to create a bold female character who breaks through the unfortunate circumstances around her and becomes a person of integrity.
- Living in Different Shoes in Thirty-Three Short Stories
- 6/16/2017 11:49:17 AM
- In this fast-paced world, author and retired superintendent Carlos V. Cornejo offers a short story collection to take the edge off modern living. The book, 33 Short Stories in a Nutshell, explores the many flavors of life through the eyes of strangers, ordinary and extraordinary.
- Former Marine Explores the Deconstruction and Degradation of US Culture
- 6/16/2017 11:48:29 AM
- Through the years, politics and religious freedom in the United States have deviated from the original structure of the nation’s constitution, especially during the twentieth century.
- Devotional Book Empowers Readers to Build God’s Kingdom on Earth
- 6/16/2017 11:46:43 AM
- Author Michael T. James is a pastor of Mount Vernon Missionary Baptist Church. He’s been serving the Lord as the pastor for nineteen years now, and his leadership helped Mount Vernon to continually “grow numerically, financially, and spiritually” according to their church ministry website, www.themtvernon.org.
- A Memoir of a Migrant’s Journey Gives New Meaning to A Well-Lived Life
- 6/9/2017 4:30:44 PM
- Life leads us to places where we learn to survive in order to live. In his autobiographical book, From Brooklyn to Brookline: The Odyssey of Sidney Krimsky, Sidney Krimsky tells a story of sacrifice, bravery, and triumph.
- Author Encourages Readers to Love Their Own Skin
- 6/9/2017 10:07:41 AM
- Some people struggle to fit into society’s beauty standards. A seemingly never-ending issue about these standards is a person’s skin color. If you’re struggling with the same, Lupita Samuels’s Think Folks Are “Not Too...
- Author Promotes Acceptance of Cultural Diversity
- 6/9/2017 10:07:34 AM
- Featured in the 2017 BookExpo America held from May 31 to June 2 this year, Lupita Samuels’s Think Folks Are “Too Black?” Think Again!: Is Black too Black breaks racial prejudices based on skin color.
- Learning Bridge Made Easier in a Handbook for New Players
- 6/9/2017 10:07:30 AM
- Bridge, one of the most played card games worldwide, is a tricky game that tests memory, logical thinking, and communication skills. Author and avid bridge player James R.
- Retired Teacher Breaks the Norm of Beauty and Self-Worth
- 6/9/2017 10:07:21 AM
- Society dictates the standards for beauty. One of these include skin color. Readers get to comprehend how skin complexion affects humans and the ways to break free from this disturbing social norm in the second book of Lupita Samuels, Think Folks Are “Too Dark?” Think Again! Think Folks Are “Too Dark?” Think Again! is the second installment of the Color Blind series.
- Sustain Natural’s Post-Play Wipes Wins Coveted Teen Vogue 2017 Best of Back-to School Award in Feminine Wipes Category
- 6/9/2017 10:00:00 AM
- Sustain Natural, the pioneering brand of all-natural vagina-friendly products, is proud to announce that its Post-Play Wipes has been recognized by Teen Vogue as a back-to-school essential for feminine hygiene wipes in their 2017 Best of Back-to-School Awards.
- New Erotica Will Unleash Untamed Desires
- 6/9/2017 9:54:22 AM
- One of the biggest book fairs in North America, BookExpo America welcomed thousands of attendees from all over America and around the globe. This year, the event was held at the Javits Center, New York City.
- A National-Scale Rebellion Rises in Page-Turning Political-Suspense Novel
- 6/9/2017 9:54:02 AM
- The president is dead. A major terrorist takes over the government in Joshua G. Fensterstock’s action-packed novel, The Noble Rebellion. The book was exhibited in North America’s largest book event, the BookExpo America, from May 31 to June 2, 2017, at the Javits Center, New York.
- A Novel Looks into the Fascinating History of North Georgia
- 6/9/2017 9:53:40 AM
- One of the biggest book fairs in North America, BookExpo America welcomed thousands of attendees from all over America and around the globe. This year, the event, which ran from May 31 to June 2, featured Georgia’s very own Alma Kennedy Bowen and her thrilling book, The Cement Duck.
- Retired Educator Takes Action on Skin Color in her Reflective Book
- 6/8/2017 9:33:51 PM
- BookExpo America 2017 recently featured Lupita Samuel’s third book in her Color Blind series entitled Think Folks Are “Too Light?” Think Again! BookExpo America is the most anticipated book event in the Americas.
- Watercolor Artist Takes BEA 2017 on a Journey toward Self-Discovery
- 6/8/2017 9:30:48 PM
- There comes a point in life that people lose track of themselves. But that doesn’t mean that identity can’t be regained. As they say, to find yourself, you need to lose yourself first.
- Collection of Poems Provides Words of Wisdom on the Cycle of Success and Failure
- 6/8/2017 9:30:22 PM
- Life is full of challenges. When life gets hard, Grace J. Mbong finds solace in God and joy in comforting others. In her book, What Is in Your Hands Can Give You Millions, she shares a collection of poems about success, failure, acceptance, and faith to spread comfort and courage to others.
- Grandmother Creates Story Inspired by Her Love for Bowling and Children
- 6/8/2017 9:29:56 PM
- Joan L. Lodge’s new book, Barry Bowling Ball’s Adventure, tells the story of Barry who embarks on a quest to become the very best bowling ball. Joan Lodge takes inspiration from her grandchildren and great-grandchildren in creating her stories.
- Life’s Unheard Questions Now Answered
- 6/8/2017 9:29:45 PM
- BookExpo America wows crowd yet again with thousands of books ready to be fed to readers from all over America and abroad. Among this huge sharing of knowledge and entertainment is author Charlyn Kent’s evolutionary book, The Theater of Life, a book that leads readers to the reason behind life’s unspeakable and unexplainable questions.
- Workbook Uses Drawings and Creative Exercises to Enhance Young Learners’ Writing Skills
- 6/8/2017 9:29:18 PM
- Excellent communication skills can pave the way to success. For author and educator Elsie S. Wilmerding, laying the foundations for these skills should start at a young age.
- Numerologist Shows How Destiny Can Be Man’s Best Friend
- 6/8/2017 9:27:27 PM
- Numerologist William Kennett demonstrates his expertise in reading the signs of the times. His book entitled Little Book of Destiny is more than a worthy cause to make the world a better place.
