For this discussion post, we are joining the Book Blogger Hop hosted by Billy of Ramblings of a Coffee-Addicted Writer. This week’s prompt: Do you struggle to start a new read after finishing a truly amazing one? (submitted by Elizabeth @ Silver’s Review) Julie: Yes because a book hangover is REAL! Sometimes a […]
In , Lewis K. Schrager presents a story shaped by endurance and emotional restraint, where survival does not resolve conflict so much as expose it. Through measured storytelling, the book examines how deeply held beliefs are tested when logic collides with grief, obsession, and unresolved connection. by Lewis K. Schrager Certainty has long guided David […]
WOW! WOMEN ON WRITING TOUR of A Workbook to Free Your Mind From Worry, Regret, and Racing Thoughts By Sheri McGregor, M.A. Book Summary In Rumination Remedies, Sheri McGregor offers 41 powerful, practical tools to help you recognize, interrupt, and release repetitive thought loops. Thoughtfully written, immediately useful, and deeply compassionate—this is a must-have for anyone […]
Julie’s Review: I read this book generally over a weekend. I got to about 30% in a few evenings after not having a chance to read past the first chapter for a week, then parked my butt on the couch and got to 85%, finished after work the next day. This book is 729 […]
We are hosting a meme called: That’s what HE said Thursday. For more info on what this meme is all about click here. In summary, the meme is for quotes from dudes/book boyfriends in the books we read. The Linky will be open all year long and you are welcome to do your post at […]
by Ian Domowitz Genre: Supernatural/Fantasy Format: Paperback, eBook Page Count: 170 Publisher: Casa Muerte Press Pub Date: September 16, 2025 ISBN: 9798299435443 “He condemned the living for the crime of existence.” A twelfth century vision of artificial intelligence foreshadows a sixteenth century recipe to produce it. A nineteenth century prison nurtures it. A twenty-first century […]
WOW! WOMEN ON WRITING TOUR of Make a Positive and Meaningful Difference with Your Words By Nina Amir Book Summary Writing has the potential to effect change. One look at the world makes it clear that creating change is more critical now than ever. Yet, writers face a roadblock: lack of guidance through the process. […]
We’re chatting about covers on Chapter Break. ‘Cause you know we all judge books by covers, whether we admit it or not. We judge the style, the color and font choices, and just the overall look. That might not keep us from reading the book, but we do still judge. I both like and […]
Z Library sits at the center of a slow turning tide where reading habits drift toward instant access and flexible discovery. The shift feels gentle yet steady as if carried by a soft current that keeps moving even when no one points at it. Many readers now search for books in moments of curiosity and […]
For this discussion post, we are joining the Tell Me Something Tuesday challenge run by Jen at That’s What I’m Talking About. What are your blogging/reading goals for the new year? Julie: So since I am still catching up, we’re a week late on this prompt. This was technically last week’s prompt but that’s OK! We […]