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The Sound of Diamonds

A Book Review, by Adriana Gabrielle.

Power Elements of Story Structure (Power Elements of Fiction Book 1) by Rebecca LuElla Miller

This informative writing manual addresses important elements such as where to start a novel, openings that hook readers, backstory, creating tension, foreshadowing, and much more.

Scarlet, by Marissa Meyer

The twist to the Red Riding Hood story was FAN-FLIPPIN-TASTIC!

Mere Christianity by C. S. Lewis

Even though the title has ‘Christian’ in it, it is really geared to anyone who has questions or needs explanations about Christianity.

Paradox by A.J. Paquette

The Maze Runner meets Hatchet in this sci-fi adventure with a surprise twist ending that no one will see coming.

Flowers for Algernon Book Review

When the science institute invited Charlie for an experiment, he eventually becomes intelligent. However, later on in his life something goes wrong.

Kisses From Katie, by Katie Davis

A courageous 18-year-old from Nashville gave up every comfort and convenience to become the adoptive mother to 13 girls in Uganda.

Mardan’s Mark, by Kathrese McKee

Royal children kidnapped by pirates and they end up escaping by the help of three slaves aboard the ship and then the whole adventure begins!

Top 4 Ways to Lead a Competent Student Life

Whether you’re a residential college student or studying at home, if you’re also not perfect in organizing your study load then you should implement the following approaches.

The Art & Craft of Writing Christian Fiction

This is a must-read book for anyone who writes Christian fiction.

Broken Blade

A unique anime that can be best described as “Medieval Mecha.”

Sim City Build It

As a free mobile game, SimCity BuildIt is a fairly simple version of other SimCity games, with more screen touching.

The Last Legion

An entertaining family movie offering a mix of Imperial Rome and Arthurian England.

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe

If you are interested in culture, history, or ethnic conflicts, then you will love this novel.

It’s Addicting

Obsessing over status, grades, exercise or a boyfriend could never become an addiction… could it?

The Kite Runner: A Story for the Ages

The Kite Runner is, in my opinion, one of the most enlightening novels of the twenty-first century, a literary classic for the ages, and a must-read for any avid reader.