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Children are usually very restless; as such, to imbibe any kind of knowledge in them, books should be carefully chosen. Kids can be taught by providing them exciting and adventurous gadgets and books for entertainment. As knowledge forms the basic personality and attitude of a person and helps him to face any competition with confidence, [...]
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Book report writing can be tricky as students mix the concepts of book reports and book reviews with each other. This will make them confuse afterwards. A book report can be divided into three major portions,
IntroductionBodyConclusion
Introduction
Write a strong paragraph that states the book’s title (underlined or italicized), genre, author’s name, and publication [...]
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I get this question a lot: “Now that I’ve self-published I need to find an agent, how do I do that?” Well, it might seem to be a simple and easy transition. I mean you’re already published so it shouldn’t be that hard, right? Not so fast. There are a number of things you need [...]
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Research is time-consuming and hard work; however, this phase in writing is essential to write a book that readers will find believable and original. As long as you know where to start and what you want to achieve with your work, then research shouldn’t be a problem. Here are a few basic steps to do [...]
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Magic Under Glass by Jaclyn Dolamore
And the world….! My dears, I would like to know everything about this place. Lorinar is an imaginary country, but it has strong ties to our own Victorian era. There’s magic, yes, but there’s also a keen interest in technology. The city of New Sweeling has streetcars and elevators and [...]
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Mister Slaughter by Robert McCammon
The final meeting of Corbett and Mister Slaughter involves so many disturbing and complicated story lines, one has no choice but to rip through the pages of this unique and gritty thriller in order to find out if the horror being suggested is actually true.
Mister Slaughter is Robert McCammon doing what [...]
about 8 months ago - No comments
Undone (Grant County) by Karin Slaughter
Bestseller Slaughter brings together characters from her two series for the first time with electrifying results. Dr. Sara Linton, who lost her husband in 2007’s Beyond Reach, has left rural Grant County for a new life in an underfunded Atlanta hospital. Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents Faith Mitchell and Will [...]
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Pressure by Jeff Strand
It’s a brutal book, no holds are barred in it’s quest to reveal the depravity of the antagonist. It is quite an achievement, therefore, that the humanity in Alex comes through so strongly. Despite every mistake, every wrong turn, he remains the underdog and you will keep cheering him on even if [...]
about 8 months ago - 1 comment
Empties by George Zebrowski
Empties blends some initial detective work with intellectual horror. The events of this novel are terrible, yes, but the true horror is in the mind of Benek. Even the terrible things done to Benek, nasty as they are, are not nearly as horrible as in the inner turmoil Benek faces and the [...]
about 9 months ago - No comments
Dead and Gone (Sookie Stackhouse, Book 9) by Charlaine Harris
There is so much more I wanted to write about this book in this review, but I am too afraid that I will give everything away. There is action, adventure, mystery and love all wrapped up in once nice little supernatural package. Although not my favorite [...]
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