Every so often, a book reminds us of the importance of reading. It's not just about the act itself; it’s also about the quality time it provides. Reading helps put life into perspective and offers opportunities for relaxation and downtime. The holidays are filled with nonstop activities, and like many others, I forget to take a moment to rest. I didn't want to dive into … [Read more...] about You like it Darker? Fine, so do I. A Stephen King Book Review
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A Long Winter Nights Reading Fireside Books for the Holidays
There's nothing more relaxing than sitting by the fireplace in your pajamas on Christmas Eve, sipping hot chocolate and waiting for Santa to arrive while reading a timeless classic like Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." Timeless classics, often referred to as fireside books, are difficult to put down once you start reading them. They are forever etched in our minds and … [Read more...] about A Long Winter Nights Reading Fireside Books for the Holidays
A Reader’s Recommendation: Nicholas Stuart Gray “The Stone Cage
In a comment on a recent post about fairy tales being retold, a reader with the username Red Admiral recommended Nicholas Stuart Gray’s 1963 novel, "The Stone Cage," which he read as a child. This recommendation piqued my curiosity, so I did what any avid reader would do: I searched for the book on Google. Unfortunately, it is no longer in print, but I was able to borrow it … [Read more...] about A Reader’s Recommendation: Nicholas Stuart Gray “The Stone Cage
Top 7 Books Every Small Business Owner Should Read in 2025
Running a small business isn’t easy. Some days, it feels like you’re juggling a million tasks, handling invoices, chasing payments, and trying to figure out if your marketing is actually working. Sound familiar? That’s exactly why having the right resources at your fingertips can make all the difference. Books have this amazing ability to pack decades of experience and … [Read more...] about Top 7 Books Every Small Business Owner Should Read in 2025
Blind Date with a Book Reveals Danielle Steel’s latest book – Trial by Fire
My niece and I decided to challenge each other to a "Blind Date with a Book." The idea was simple: she would choose a book from my favourite category, True Crime, while I would pick a Romance novel for her. This was no easy task for me, as I am not a big fan of the genre. However, I was intrigued by the idea of receiving a surprise book, and I thought it might be a … [Read more...] about Blind Date with a Book Reveals Danielle Steel’s latest book – Trial by Fire
Romance Takes Precedent in the Reading World but these Genres are Popular too!
It's a cozy evening in 1949 in a small shop in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and something big is about to transpire, but no one knows it yet. Richard Bonnycastle, a Canadian publishing executive with a small-town dream, is about to launch one of the most recognized names in romance literature - Harlequin ( Romance) Enterprises. Starting with his first book, "The Manatee" by Nancy Bruff, … [Read more...] about Romance Takes Precedent in the Reading World but these Genres are Popular too!
Top Non-Fiction Books About Casino and Strategy
Casinos aren’t just about luck — strategy matters. For anyone eager to learn, several books reveal the secrets behind the games, tactics, and psychology of winning. These ebooks offer practical advice for gaining an edge. If you’re ready to dive in, here are some top picks to guide your journey into the world of casino strategy. The Theory of Poker by David Sklansky This … [Read more...] about Top Non-Fiction Books About Casino and Strategy
Top Three Fandom Books: Stories that Connect with Readers IRL
Dungeons & Dragons began as an adventure game and has grown into a global community of players. The game's fanbase is so profoundly connected to the experience that many players see themselves as participants in the narratives and often embody the characters they have developed within the storylines. This personal connection to books, movies, television shows, or games can … [Read more...] about Top Three Fandom Books: Stories that Connect with Readers IRL
These Books Are Classic Fairy Tales Gone Wild
What if every fairy tale you heard as a child was just one part of the story? What if another version was more realistic and perhaps a bit more wild? Would you want to read it? Of course you would; we are all curious about what happens next. Based on popular fairy tales, these authors have taken the stories to a new level, with inspirational books offering a more in-depth—and … [Read more...] about These Books Are Classic Fairy Tales Gone Wild
Bob Dylan Breaks Silence on Biographies with New Biopic
Bob Dylan has always been an enigmatic figure, carefully controlling the narrative around his life and work. Recently Dylan broke that silent streak to not only approve but praise the upcoming biopic A Complete Unknown. Directed by James Mangold and starring Timothée Chalamet, the film delves into Dylan’s early rise to fame and his controversial decision to go electric at the … [Read more...] about Bob Dylan Breaks Silence on Biographies with New Biopic