Watch “Soulswift Review” on YouTube
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Tag: religion
Weekly Reading List #258
Having trouble what book to add to your reading list? Well, check out what I’m reading here, a sneak peek of reviews to come and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #258
Book of the Month Poll – December 2020
A new month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite December 2020 YA novel. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – December 2020
Book of the Month Poll – November 2020
A new month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite November 2020 YA novel. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – November 2020
Soulswift Giveaway
From now until September 8, 2020, enter this giveaway for a chance to win 1 of 5 advance copies of Soulswift! Continue reading Soulswift Giveaway
Review of ‘Songlines’ (The Sentinels of Eden #1)
While the concept holds merit, the story lacks substance and character development. Continue reading Review of ‘Songlines’ (The Sentinels of Eden #1)
Weekly Reading List #196
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #196
Tediously Slow & Bland | Review of ‘The Daughter of the Sea and the Sky’
By Cynthia Ayala
Evolved Publishing
Jason and Helena were once inseparable in their youth, but time and fate sent them in their different directions. Now a young girl from the Blessed Lands is pulling them together. Kailani, a nine-year-old girl who calls herself the Daughter of the Sea and the Sky, a zealot who sees the world differently than they do is opening their minds and hearts, threatening the world they live in.
Published on May 19, 2014 by Evolved Publishing, The Daughter of the Sea and the Sky is a young adult tale by David Litwack about a world divided by war of religion and rational thought.
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The One-Child Policy stays until 2015
Okay, so I was reading this article about a Chinese National, a Chinese Olympic Gold Metalist named Tian Liang. He had a second child, and authorities in China are investigating him for violating the, somewhat understandable, barbaric law. I understand that there is a great overpopulation in China, I mean I believe that there is a overpopulation in the world in general. But I think … Continue reading The One-Child Policy stays until 2015