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"This is certainly an eye-opener of a book. For anyone who might be concerned, how can attempting to answer some of the major questions of the Bible be considered anti-Christian? This will give the reader quite a mental workout, and it is very much recommended. "
http://www.deadtreesreview.blogspot.c...


Trapped is on the table tomorrow. I cannot wait! I should have read it months ago. *sigh*



i've read the night circus! i enjoyed it! its a good read :)

By Susan McMichael
4 out of 5 stars
Different perspectives, interesting times and reliance …
As a long time singer of Church music, both hymns and songs, and as a poet, I was looking forward to this book. Christian poetry’s framework and structures have changed over the past thirty years, in much the same way as secular poetry has: using much more free verse. Following in this heritage this is a book of free verse. I appreciated Change your Perspective's hopeful tone of getting the reader to enjoy their life, to see how God and Christ could make a difference to people's lives. In the poetry in Change Your Perspective: A Collection Of Inspirational Poetry, the reader is asked to take a journey from the physical reality of imperfection to the spiritual view of change for the better through Christ. Despite this emphasis on the spiritual this is not a book of ‘grandiose’ events, but rather of the very ordinary. Following along these lines Poet uses the common, vernacular speech to bring God into these poems: “When your chips are down... you say you want / To be married / You say this will / Make your life / Whole” (Ladies – Give God A Chance).
The book is a series of small recipes for getting your life back together, for changing your ideas. It is divided into three main sections: Broken, The Almighty God and Emerge. It delves into the everyday, including those feelings and actions that we like to deny.
http://goo.gl/X5SMcL (Change Your Perspective - Book ed.)
http://goo.gl/Ucv71F (Change your Perspective - Kindle ed.)
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Im currently reading Divergent

Just finished The Cuckoo's calling which was awesome now trying to get into Shatter Me - alas it's not really my cup of tea.

Queen by Phillipa Gregory especially if you can get them on audio. Otherwise, they are over 600 pages each and would take forever to read.



And since my brain is burned out on YA & all things fantasy Im taking a break from it all so Im now currently reading Vision in White


"The Broken Gift"
The book answers the question
How did we get here?
Did Eve really exist and was she the first Woman?
http://danielfriedmannbooks.com/

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Tia I have read quite a few Jennifer L. Armentrout/J. Lynn books I haven't read one I don't like so far.
I'm currently re-reading My Wolf's Bane by Veronica Blade. The second one is coming out in January so I'm refreshing my mind (:





I am currently reading Austenland by Shannon Hale and Twilight by Stephanie Meyer. I recommend that everyone should read Circle of Secrets by Kimberly Little [you can just search it, I can not put up links with my kindle].





You should really read House of Hades, I have heard that it is fantastic from some of my friends. I read the other books in the series and they were all brilliant, I bet that that one would be fantastic as well.

Problems, problems, problems… Solutions?
Hannah Lane, the seven year old girl we remember from The Power, The Miracle and The Dream, is now 22 years old and a “Pulitzer Prize winning photographer and renowned peace activist” (Ch. 1). She is with a National Geographic team that has just landed on Mars, and has become officially the first woman to set foot on the planet. Hannah has come a very long way since her loosing childhood days as an asthmatic, but how exactly did she get here? Was it really the secret of “the power within … [her] … mind” (Ch. 12) that brought her to these heights?
The Only Way Out: Forgiveness - The Path To Peace & Happiness takes us deeper into the spiritual philosophy set out in De Lene’s earlier book, concentrating on our desire to hurt others, and the solution of reconciliation through absolution. We can never really be at peace unless we are willing to forgive wrong. In this book De Lene digs deeper into a metaphysical view of the world, particularly the idea of God, however, the philosophy presented is not at all ‘orthodox’ religion. De Lene instead derives his inspiration from the non-fiction book A Course In Miracles (Helen Schucman, Foundation for Inner Peace:__ 3rd ed.:__ 2007). De Lene’s book is an unusual blend of novel and teaching manual, and is a very enjoyable and easy way of looking deeper into philosophy.
http://goo.gl/TgTBg5 The Only Way Out (Book ed.)
http://goo.gl/oVXkFg The Only Way Out (Kindle ed.)
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"I am sorry to say that I have given this as much energy and time as I can, but I still can't get into the storyline. I have no idea the characters are like the way they are. Not sure where the story is going with a prolific serial killer not doing much as it is and why the police officer is just sat in a pub moaning.
Oh well, I do love Stuart MacBride's books. But I really couldn't get my head and teeth into this Sci-fi style book".


Based on the authors who wrote 50 Shades and Bared To You books. I am reviewing these for Netgalley.




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