19 Aug

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Exploring Grief Through Words: A Review of I Look To The Mourning Sky When I first stumbled upon I Look To The Mourning Sky: A Book of Poems and Writing Prompts for the Grieving Heart by the talented author, I felt an immediate connection, as if the universe was nudging me toward this gentle exploration of grief. The title itself evokes such profound imagery, and I couldn’t help but feel a sense of curiosity—how could poetry perhaps illuminate this often-dark journey? This collection resonates on multiple levels, weaving together...

10 Aug

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Unlocking Creativity: A Review of Creative Writing Exercises For Dummies As a lifelong lover of storytelling, I couldn't resist the allure of Creative Writing Exercises For Dummies by Maggie Langrick. The title promised a treasure trove of tools to help writers at any stage of their journey, whether you're a nervous first-timer or a seasoned scribe looking to spice things up. Let me tell you, this book was as inviting as a cozy coffee shop where ideas brew and creativity flows. From the first pages, it’s clear that Langrick understands...

27 Jul

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How to Write a Book: A Book for Anyone Who Has Never Written a Book (But Wants To) – A Warm Encouragement for Aspiring Authors When I stumbled upon How to Write a Book: A Book for Anyone Who Has Never Written a Book (But Wants To) by Lauren Bingham, my heart skipped a beat—mostly because it seemed to say, "Yes, you can do this!" As someone who’s flirted with the idea of writing for years and still isn’t quite brave enough to start a draft, the title resonated...

15 Jul

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Discovering Your Inner Writer: A Reflection on Writing Down the Bones by Natalie Goldberg I stumbled upon Writing Down the Bones: Freeing the Writer Within during a particularly uninspired phase in my own writing journey. I was searching for guidance—not just techniques but a deeper understanding of the connection between mindfulness and creativity. When I saw that Natalie Goldberg blended Zen practices with the art of writing, I was instantly intrigued. Little did I know, this book would not only rejuvenate my creative spirit but would also encourage me...

09 Jul

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Reflecting on Life with "The Book of Myself" When I stumbled upon The Book of Myself: A Do-It-Yourself Autobiography in 201 Questions, I was immediately intrigued. The thought of capturing and preserving one’s life story resonated with me deeply, stirring memories and reflections on my own journey through life. Authored by a grandson wishing to immortalize his grandfather's legacy, it serves as a bridge connecting generations, inviting us all to explore our past and share it with those we cherish. The concept is beautifully simple but profoundly impactful. I...

02 Jul

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Book Review: Never Say You Can’t Survive: How to Get Through Hard Times By Making Up Stories As someone deeply fascinated by the ways stories can serve as lifelines amid chaos, Alyssa Wong's latest offering, Never Say You Can’t Survive: How to Get Through Hard Times By Making Up Stories, captivated me from the first page. Wong, known for her inventive narratives and powerful themes, invites us to explore the transformative power of storytelling during life's most challenging moments. The moment I dug into this book, I felt an...

31 May

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Book Review: Hero on a Mission: A Path to a Meaningful Life by Donald Miller When I first picked up Hero on a Mission: A Path to a Meaningful Life, I was excited to delve into another insightful offering from Donald Miller, whose previous works, Scary Close and A Million Miles in a Thousand Years, have profoundly shaped my perspective on storytelling and personal growth. Miller's ability to weave personal anecdotes into relatable life lessons is truly remarkable, and I felt drawn to this book, eager to explore how...

06 May

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Book Review: Read Yourself Happy: How to Use Books to Ease Your Anxiety by Daisy Buchanan Sometimes, a book arrives in your life just when you need it most. For me, Read Yourself Happy: How to Use Books to Ease Your Anxiety by Daisy Buchanan was that timely companion. The title alone drew me in, as I had long believed that books are not just a source of stories but a refuge, a means to navigate through anxiety and uncertainty. Daisy’s eloquence captures the very essence of this belief,...

01 Dec

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Welcome to today’s interview with author and missionary Terry Stueck. Terry has dedicated his life to serving others through inner-city mission work, church planting, military-installation communities, and prison ministry. His book, Forgive Instantly & Live Free, has received rave reviews and is used internationally as a curriculum aid for various groups including Gospel Rescue Missions, marriage counseling, divorce recovery, and church study groups. Join us as we delve into Terry’s inspiring journey and the powerful message of unconditional forgiveness that he shares with the world. When did you...