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Book Review: The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron

The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron is a book that anyone searching for a more creative life can find merit in. It is both a poetic, insightful look into the psyche of an artist's soul, and a workbook for those seeking to bring more artistry into

Why I Love Men Book Review

'Today's dating environment is extremely competitive. The odds are much better for men because they are outnumbered by women in every state...

The Pulitzer Review – A Death in the Family

Moira Cue of The Hollywood Sentinel, is reading and reviewing, in random order, every Pulitzer Prize winning novel ever written. Here, she gives a scholarly critique of James Agee's lauded 'A Death In The Family.'

The 18th Annual African American Children’s Book Fair

The Book Fair started out on a cold frosty day at John Wanamaker Department Store in Philadelphia, PA. Today it is one of the oldest and largest single day events for African American Children's Books.

Book Review: A Woman’s Worth by Marianne Williamson

A Woman's Worth by Marianne Williamson is one of those books offering something special and insightful for each person reading it. It offers insights into becoming the woman that you want to be, rather than the woman you feel you should be.

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