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📢 Get Your Free Copy – Poetry That Speaks to the Soul! 📢Are you a poetry lover? Do you enjoy deep, emotional verses that explore love, identity, and diaspora?
For a limited time, you can download a free Kindle copy of Psalms of Diaspora exclusively on Amazon. All I ask in return is an honest review on Amazon or Goodreads.
🖋️ Psalms of Diaspora is a poetic collection that immerses readers in a profound blend of love, displacement, and self-discovery. Through a mix of surreal and philosophical symbolism, these poems explore the human experience—both personal and collective. Themes of love, cultural conflict, and existential questioning intertwine in a journey that speaks to the soul.
By bridging logic and the unconscious, this collection offers a fresh perspective on identity and belonging. The poems weave together religious, historical, and cultural symbols, creating a sensory and intellectual exploration of the self.
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Hi there! I’m the author of two poetry collections: The Cult of Silence (a sapphic horror poetry collection) and Here, The Air Is Heavy With God (a sapphic poetry book centered on healing). If either of these speaks to you, I’d love to offer you a free review copy.If you're interested in receiving one, please fill out this form and I’ll be in touch:
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Thank you so much for your support!
Bracha wrote: "Willing to post reviews on ARC's. I live in Canada and can only do print copies. I'm interested in any genres. I can review it on GoodReads and Amazon. Message me here or email me at gamessbn@gmail..."
Hi Catherine
Seeking ARC/PDF readers and early reviews for my soon-to-be released novel, SHIBBY MAGEE. (Women's Fiction). Please send your email address to carrie.kabak.write@gmail.com if you're interested, and I'd be honored!
www.carriekabak.com
SUMMARY:
A character-driven, Irish-set story laced with wit, heartbreak, and redemption.
When their mother disappears after announcing she's a Traveller—born a member of a nomadic ethnic minority—Shibby and her twin sister, Dorah, are abandoned to a family already cracking at the seams. Under the iron rule of their viciously prejudiced grandmother and the indifference of their emotionally absent father, the two girls grow up on opposite tracks: Dorah, arrogant and bold; Shibby, bruised and quietly resilient.
As Shibby stumbles into adulthood, she ricochets through men who either abuse or dump her. She finds fleeting stability in the fast-paced chaos of a restaurant kitchen—but a question gnaws at her: is her future in the rooted life of the settled or on the open road to God only knows where? With the fierce support of a chosen few—Alice Duffy, housekeeper turned surrogate mother; Moochie de Barra, an affectionate stand-in for her apathetic father; and Kitty Dooley, a Traveller whose loyalty never wavers—Shibby begins to uncover hard truths about identity, family, and what it truly means to belong.
Echoing the tones of the TV series, Fleabag, Shibby Magee is wry and beautifully irreverent while reflecting the sharp, dark dynamics of The Banshees of Inisherin. The novel will appeal to fans of Donal Ryan’s All We Shall Know, Jeanine Cummins’ The Outside Boy, and Rebecca Hardiman’s The Good Eggs.
Hi Catherine
Seeking ARC/PDF readers and early reviews for my soon-to-be released novel, SHIBBY MAGEE. (Women's Fiction). Please send your email address to carrie.kabak.write@gmail.com if you're interested, and I'd be honored!
www.carriekabak.com
SUMMARY:
A character-driven, Irish-set story laced with wit, heartbreak, and redemption.
When their mother disappears after announcing she's a Traveller—born a member of a nomadic ethnic minority—Shibby and her twin sister, Dorah, are abandoned to a family already cracking at the seams. Under the iron rule of their viciously prejudiced grandmother and the indifference of their emotionally absent father, the two girls grow up on opposite tracks: Dorah, arrogant and bold; Shibby, bruised and quietly resilient.
As Shibby stumbles into adulthood, she ricochets through men who either abuse or dump her. She finds fleeting stability in the fast-paced chaos of a restaurant kitchen—but a question gnaws at her: is her future in the rooted life of the settled or on the open road to God only knows where? With the fierce support of a chosen few—Alice Duffy, housekeeper turned surrogate mother; Moochie de Barra, an affectionate stand-in for her apathetic father; and Kitty Dooley, a Traveller whose loyalty never wavers—Shibby begins to uncover hard truths about identity, family, and what it truly means to belong.
Echoing the tones of the TV series, Fleabag, Shibby Magee is wry and beautifully irreverent while reflecting the sharp, dark dynamics of The Banshees of Inisherin. The novel will appeal to fans of Donal Ryan’s All We Shall Know, Jeanine Cummins’ The Outside Boy, and Rebecca Hardiman’s The Good Eggs.
Hello Bracha,Thank you for offering to review ARCs. I’m very interested.
Title: Capybaras: Guardians of the Jungle
Genre: Children’s Adventure / Eco-Fantasy
Themes: friendship, nature, jungle magic, protecting the Earth
Length: illustrated short novel
Audience: children 8–12 / family reading
It is an illustrated story, so a printed copy works perfectly.
If you are still accepting review copies, I would be happy to send a paperback ARC to Canada.
Please let me know the mailing details.
I’m looking for an honest review on Goodreads and Amazon. No pressure on rating.
Best regards,
Adam Koss
Looking forward!