Caroleann Rice author of the book The Ladybug and the Bully Frog will be set to join the 27th Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 23-24, 2022, at the University of Southern California, this time with her the latest addition to the Solomon the Snail series- Solomon Snail Goes to the Beach. This children’s book gives readers the essence of using love to change bad behavior such as bullying. Understanding these circumstances can help in dealing with bullies peacefully.
Caroleann Rice author of the book The Ladybug and the Bully Frog will be set to join the 27th Los Angeles Times Festival of Books on April 23-24, 2022, at the University of Southern California, this time with her the latest addition to the Solomon the Snail series- Solomon Snail Goes to the Beach. This children’s book gives readers the essence of using love to change bad behavior such as bullying. Understanding these circumstances can help in dealing with bullies peacefully.
One Caregiver’s Journey, the caregiver book by Eleanor Gaccetta, introduced us to the world of caregivers and the challenges affecting them. We also featured articles further discussing other issues that caregivers and their clients face. Today, we present one of the most important summits for caregivers hosted by the National Alliance for Caregivers- World Carers Conversation.
This story is based on an actual event when an unsuspecting visitor came to our door. Based on this incident I decided to write a story about this most unusual experience. As the days remained dry our pond began to shrink and the water receded. After a couple of very heavy downpours, the pond water rose a couple of feet above its original depth, a real blessing for the critters who might have survived this season’s drought.
There are a lot of things a writer must remember when writing. One must possess a craftsman’s skill because writing is a blue-collar job and writing in this kind of genre is not an exemption. Speaking of craftsmanship, it’s evident that Wayne Scott Harral‘s book Moon Luck is a perfect example.
People interact with approximately 80,000 people in their lifetime. According to a study, 13% of this number identify as pathological liars. Being on the receiving end of a lie is one of the most hurtful experiences in one’s life. That moment when one realizes that they’ve been lied to leaves a bad taste in their mouth and a memory that will make them doubtful of others. Short to speak, being lied to is negatively life-changing. This is why people live with an active pattern of identifying and avoiding liars. One of the stories from author Brian Clements’ book about short stories and poems introduces the power of identifying a good liar to protect oneself. His story about detective Jack Donavon brings his readers to a thrilling adventure of stripping an attacker from their lies, sparking an interest in the craft of lifting the lid and exposing the truth to his readers.
This book is a collection of poetry that reflects the author’s life story of how she overcame her demons, the adversities that followed, and how she managed to live a happy life despite everything she’d been through. She hopes that her poetry will inspire others to write about their deepest thoughts and feelings in hopes that they can find comfort and better understanding of themselves.
There are a lot of problems facing the self-published author. Chief among this is the difficulty of marketing a book in this ultra-saturated industry. Books can be sold and published as fast as they are thrown out. That is why, care and consideration should be given to authors and the books they write as well as the stories they tell. For this reason, Readers Magnet offers Superior Care and Management even in its young and ongoing history.
It is a strange time to be Black in America; a country where waking up Black can be considered a crime. Walk in the shoes of six Black men as they live through being Black in American’t. Observe how they maneuver through corporate America, love, friendship, and religion, while trying to understand why America CANNOT love Black people. Their journey will make you laugh, cry, become angry, but above all else, it will make you think. Are Black people citizens of America, which loves to wave its flag and boast of the constitution, bill of rights and emancipation proclamation? Or, are Black people subhuman at the bottom of a caste system,STILL slaves in American’t; this is their story, but you be the judge.
Did you know that scientific research shows that the human-animal bonding relationship between humans and animals helps them live happier, healthier lives?Humans and animals have always shared a very special bond. Whether it’s helping people with disabilities in navigating their environments, alleviating tension for veterans of war, or just acting as a social facilitator for timid people.
When people are asked what they think the essence of life is, answers are always so distinct, and it’s understandably so. After all, people serve different life purposes. It’s unsurprising that they believe their lives each have unique cores.