Category Archives: Reading

Hope Amidst Uncertainty: The Resilient Spirit in I Am Scared; VERY SCARED!

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I Am Scared; VERY SCARED! by John Ayoola Akinyemi is a deeply personal and evocative narrative that captures the author’s emotional journey during a tumultuous period in American history. As Akinyemi watched major TV networks report on the future of the nation, he felt compelled to express his fears and anxieties about the potential extinction of democracy in the face of a new presidential election. This book is a heartfelt reflection on the state of the nation and the author’s profound connection to his adopted home.

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Red Hands: A Novel Illuminating the Plight of Indigenous Women

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Red Hands by Maureen Anne Meehan is a gripping and poignant novel that tackles the ongoing crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women in the United States. This powerful narrative is set against the backdrop of systemic marginalization and the lack of proper law enforcement response that has plagued Native American communities for generations. Meehan expertly weaves together a suspenseful thriller with deep social commentary, making Red Hands a must-read book.

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Why Prison Break is a Must-Read Book for Mystery Lovers

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Maureen Anne Meehan’s Prison Break is a riveting masterpiece that weaves together mystery, suspense, and historical intrigue, captivating readers from the very first page. The story follows Mary MacIntosh, a determined investigator drawn into a web of unsolved crimes and a shadowy conspiracy that spans generations. Meehan masterfully constructs a narrative that is both thrilling and thought-provoking, making Prison Break a must-read for fans of the genre.

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Historical Fiction with Heart: Patti Smith’s The Shingle Weaver’s Picnic

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The Shingle Weaver’s Picnic by Patti Smith transports readers to the tumultuous year of 1941, a time when the world is engulfed in the shadows of World War II. The novel masterfully captures the anxiety and uncertainty that pervades society as the war extends its chaos globally, even reaching the shores of America. Through the eyes of young Annie Elizabeth Jordan, affectionately known as Cricket, readers navigate a world where innocence is eroded by fear and suspicion, and the once-familiar world is unrecognizable.

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Unraveling Mysteries and Saving the World: Sorgho Squad Soars in Chapter #1

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In Sorgho Squad: Chapter #1: From the Ruins Comes Jowar! by Nate Blum, we meet the somewhat eccentric Professor Sorgho, a man dedicated to addressing nutritional challenges and sustainability. His lifelong research has led him to discover a mysterious ancient super team, lost to the ages. Determined to help humanity, he isn’t afraid to pursue unconventional methods. With the support of his cohort, Alice Atlas, the professor believes this superpowered team can aid in his mission. As they race against time to reassemble the Sorgho Squad, they journey across the globe, with the fate of the planet and its diverse lifeforms hanging in the balance.

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Amazon Launches Entirely New Kindle Lineup, Including Reimagined Kindle Scribe and First-Ever Color Kindle

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Amazon launched an entirely new lineup of Kindle devices—introducing the first-ever color Kindle, a re-imagined Kindle Scribe, the fastest Kindle Paperwhite ever, and a new entry Kindle in a fun, new Matcha color. To learn more about the new Kindle family, visit amazon.com/kindlefamily.

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Atari’s Yars Rising is Getting a Comic Book — Just Like the Classic 1982 Yars’ Revenge

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The Yars universe is preparing to expand even further, as Atari and developer WayForward announced today an official single-issue companion comic book titled “Yars Rising.” The comic is a prequel to the upcoming sci-fi metroidvania video game Yars Rising coming to PC and consoles on September 10, 2024. The 32-page comic is being published by IDW and will be available online and in traditional comic book retail stores in November.

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A Heartfelt Journey of Unexpected Connections

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The Elevator by Benna Else is a captivating novel that weaves together the lives of two seemingly disparate individuals—J.P. and Lauren—within the confined space of an elevator. As the doors close and the floors ascend, their destinies intersect, leading to revelations, compassion, and a shared understanding of life’s twists and turns.

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Amazon Prime Day: Three Free Months of Audible

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Amazon Prime Day is quickly approaching. Big savings start July 16 at 12:01 a.m. PDT. For 48 hours, members can shop some of Amazon’s lowest prices of the year so far, including three free months of Audible. This is a deal all audiobook lovers should take advantage of before it disappears. Happy listening!

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Book Review: Journey to Joy by Ronald (Al) Rauckhorst

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In Journey to Joy, author Ronald (Al) Rauckhorst invites readers to embark on a transformative exploration of the human spirit. Through the lens of personal experience, Rauckhorst weaves a compelling narrative that resonates with anyone seeking meaning, authenticity, and true joy.

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