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Book Review 'The Year of Magical Thinking' by Joan Didion
Joan Didion was a Renaissance woman in the 60s and 70s, the early days of the subjective literary news penned New Journalism. In effect, this style of reporting embedded the writer, so deeply into the story that the author became part of it. Clearly documented, Ms. Didion’s literature as well as her life exhibited a level of strength few women were brave enough to display in those days. Generally speaking, her work continues to be an important contribution to the changing ideal of the modern women in the United States and Europe.
Book Review ‘The Visitant: A Venetian Ghost Story’ by Megan Chance
Beware: Former Officials Delayed Law now Creating Government Databases - Dueling Dialogues Ep.189
On today's show: Beware: Former Officials Delayed Law that is now Creating Databases How will these databases be used in the future? Corey Lewandowski testifies again. Might be running for senator of NH. Kavanauh under the gun again. Mitch McConnell and wife Elaine Chao investigation begins under her name. Flynn can be cleared by internal memo from 2017. Is John Bolton a warmonger? Saudi and Iran in conflict. Is Trump getting richer in office? Jerry Falwell and Liberty University under investigation by FBI. 41 yo disabled man with ALS in Canada has funding cut but by government but they will pay for assisted suicide. NC has special election. MSNBC's Rachel Maddow being sued for $10 million for defamation by One America for saying they were an agent of Russia. Guns sales surge by 15%. Databases for medical and alcohol. For a list of source links, visit http://therightleftchronicles.com/podcasts/1665/lewandowski-grilled-again-dueling-dialogues-ep-189/ Listen to "Bew...
Review for Concealed: A Thought-Provoking Blend of Science, Faith, and Hope
From the first few pages, it becomes evident that Concealed is more than an average post-apocalyptic novel. Combining the genres of sci-fi, mystery, suspense, and faith in the story that constantly asks questions and uncovers a greater context, Concealed turns into a profound reflection on hope, sacrifice, love, and redemption. One of the main aspects of the book that made it memorable and impressive is the atmosphere created by the author. There is something mysterious about the world in the novel that keeps us interested. I really wanted to learn more about what has happened to the world, how the convergence points work and where everything is going to lead us. The world-building is impressive, the world is full of imagination and details, yet it does not steal attention from the characters. Michael's journey is another aspect that makes the novel worth reading. It is realistic and the growth of the main hero happens gradually, slowly. Johanna is another character that I l...
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Big Farm Machines: The Coloring Book Farm Kids Actually Want
Does your kid’s eyes light up at the deep rumble of a diesel engine or the sight of a big tractor kicking up dust on a dry dirt road? Then this coloring book was made for them. Most farm-themed coloring books are full of cute cartoon tractors that look nothing like the real machines kids see every day. Big Farm Machines is different. It’s packed with 50+ pages of detailed, realistic farm equipment that farm kids will actually recognize from their own fields and farmyards. Picture the golden haze of harvest dust hanging in the late-afternoon sun, the steady growl of a massive combine rolling through wheat, or the sharp scent of freshly cut hay mixed with warm diesel. That’s the world these pages bring to life. Heavy-duty tractors pulling big loads, hay balers spitting out tight golden rounds, grain augers reaching high into the sky, sprayers moving slowly across green fields, skid steers kicking up gravel — every illustration feels like a little piece of real farm life you can...
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American Youth II on #Racism #Guns #Gaming #Depression by Dueling Dialogues Ep.186
On today's show: American Youth II - Dueling Dialogues Ep.186 Grace and Connor are joined by MSU students, Cadie and Ian, to discuss mass shootings from the perspective of: gun control, media influences, social issues, toxic masculinity, feminism, racism, white supremacy, and white privilege. For a list of source links, visit http://therightleftchronicles.com/podcasts/1650/american-youth-ii-dueling-dialogues-ep-186/ Listen to "American Youth II - Dueling Dialogues Ep.186" on Spreaker.
Read Full Review from Christlit CEO of Concealed by Sammy Sutton
Concealed by Sammy Sutton is an exceptionally written, relentlessly gripping Christian dystopian thriller that easily ranks as one of the best books I have ever read. From the very first page, Sutton builds an eerie, atmospheric counterfeit utopia where psychological warfare reigns and a foundation of deception demands total surrender. The writing is so extraordinarily immersive that you do not merely read the story - you live it, feeling the intense fear, suffocating pressure, and raw tension alongside the characters. Sammy Sutton writes with breathtaking artistry, utilizing brilliant language, vivid descriptions, and evocative metaphors to paint a terrifyingly plausible world. At times a deeply heart-wrenching experience, this pulse-pounding action ride will hold you captive as so many layers of truth are beautifully unconcealed in a single, breathless read. Beyond the thrills, this book possesses a profound spiritual depth that leaves you convicted and deeply renewed, fo...
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