“In the first book, we learn how to become students of the universe and what lessons the great beyond has in store for us. In the second book, we learn to adapt the religious/traditional message to be more technological and cybernetic to relay the message to younger minds.”
Category Archives: The Moving Words Review
A Badge, a Gun, but No God: The Problems With Policing in America
Much like the eye-catching title, the author draws you in with his intellect, honesty, and integrity. Throughout the pages, he recalls countless African-American citizens who faced untimely deaths at the hands of corrupt police officers.
Tibby and His Friend’s Big Secret
The book touches on themes like friendship, imagination, and overcoming your fears to do what is right. Every page comes with excitement and adventure, and as I flip through the pages, I can’t help but want to read more of Tibby’s experiences
Making a Killing
Claire S. Cabot delivers another thrilling continuation to her Adelaide Stubbs Mystery series. In “Making a Killing,” we start with the sudden death of Anthony Evans, world-renown CEO of a large mining company.
Sam’s Surprise
Sam’s Surprise may be a children’s book yet it’s pretty amusing for a young adult like me as I go through the pages. The important messages are clear and the humor is on point. The word choice is also perfect for children as it’s not complicated to comprehend.
My Journey
“It’s safe to say that the book title is incredibly fitting. In a nutshell, life is full of positive and adverse events. While it’s certainly easy to lose hope in the face of adversity, the author makes it a point to relay her experiences and advice in a thoughtful, gentle, and sincere manner.”
Kissing McKayla: and other women who blessed my life
Another feature of the book I greatly enjoy is his little annotations here and there. While some authors may struggle with providing such details, the author does it with a style that leaves the reader curious and wanting to know more.
Seeing Eye Girl: A Memoir of Madness, Resilience, and Hope
The book is an autobiographical masterpiece of maternal abuse, mental illness, and the struggles of poverty while growing up. As Beverly copes with the obstacles of growing up and coming into her own as a teacher..
MARRIAGE CARDIOLOGY 101: Knowing The Symptoms Of Marriage Heart Trouble
What makes Marriage Cardiology 101 a good book for couples is this sum of advice and guidance that the minister presents in a skilled way, almost like a manual for a happy and stable marriage, even in the face of turbulent circumstances.
How To (NOT) Fall Flat on Your Face in College: Where the Nose Meets the Grindstone or the Face Hits the Floor
College can be a time to see who you are, as a person, and maybe gain a skill that can lead to a profitable career. It is also relatively easy to fall “off the rails” and turn college into a disaster.