Book Reviews

Check out the latest books I recommend, written by a few of my friends.

Hello, Beautiful!

In Hello, Beautiful, Jeanette Levellie and Beth Gormong lead women on a hopeful journey to find lasting beauty in the eye of the beholder: God. This inspirational gift book contains 40 stories based on some of the authors most vulnerable moments, highlighting how God redeemed the pain and taught them how to love themselves. Each chapter of this 40-day soul makeover begins with a Bible verse describing God’s view of us, His precious creation. Chapters end with a special feature, a journaling prompt giving readers the opportunity to apply the principles.

The Dog in the
​Dentist Chair

My Review:
Peggy Frezon has written a wonderful book for children, educators, caregivers and animal lovers. It is easy to read and understand. It is filled with colorful pictures of different types of animals with amazing stories. The Dog in the Dentist Chair, is an informative book on how different types of animals are capable of helping others. There are therapy and service animals that help children and adults in so many ways. They help children to relax in stressful situations. They provide comfort, help, love and affection. They even help children perform tasks and so much more. I highly recommend “Dog in the Dentist Chair,” for every child, library and school.

Slay Me:
Keeping a Straight Face with the World’s Loosest Cannons

My Book Review for, They Slay Me,
by Holland C. Kirbo, is a humorous book from a mother’s perspective of raising her triplets, Jack, Sam and Sue. Holland is a Christian author who shares segments of life experiences with her children as they grow up. She demonstrates the amazing characteristics and personalities her children develop even at early stages in their lives. Triplets can be a huge undertaking but Holland proves to be up for the challenge. It is a wonderful and easy read especially for parents, grandparents and parents-to-be. Holland is heartfelt and transparent through her writing, making it relatable to the reader. You can find, They Slay Me: Keeping a Straight Face with the World’s Loosest Cannons, on Amazon at by clicking below.  
ISBN-13:978-1-7333473-0-3 (e-book) 

I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher through BookCrash.com book review program. The opinions I have expressed are my own. 

Forever, Lately:
A Regency Time Travel Romance

My review for Forever, Latley: A Regency Time Travel Romance.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading Forever, Lately: A Regency Time Travel Romance, by Linore Rose Burkard, a historical, “regency” romance where Clair Jennings, a writer, finds herself traveling back and forth between London in 1816 and present day. Burkard does an excellent job of keeping the reader on track of where and when the main character finds herself. Clair Jennings is faced with difficult decisions. The protagonist plays out well, keeping us on the edge of our seat. I found myself gasping midway through the book and speaking out loud by the shock of what I had just read.
Burkhard does an excellent job at pulling the reader into her story while tugging on their emotions. I love a good clean time travel book and surprisingly found myself reading historical fiction for the first time. I was intrigued at the language written in the story, making the time period believable. The quotes starting out each chapter are right on target. The cover could have been more appealing but did not stop from reading the book. I did feel the intensity on the second half did slow down just a bit. Overall, I highly recommend Forever, Lately: A Regency Time Travel Romance, by Linore Rose Burkard.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher through BookCrash.com book review program. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WXB3F4C/

https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/forever-lately-linore-rose-burkard/1133341716

ISBN-10: 1733311106
ISBN-13: 978-1733311106
ebook edition ISBN: 978-1-7333111-1-3 

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