Genre: Multi-Cultural

The Golden Manuscripts: A Novel (Between Two Worlds, Book 6) by Evy Journey | Book Review ~ Giveaway ~Author Guest Post

The Golden Manuscripts: A Novel (Between Two Worlds, Book 6) by Evy Journey..

“The Golden Manuscripts” by Evy Journey is a thought-provoking and engaging literary work that seamlessly melds genres to deliver a story that is as much about unearthing history as it is about discovering one’s identity. With its relatable characters, immersive narrative, and philosophical undertones, this novel will undoubtedly find resonance among art enthusiasts, mystery aficionados, and anyone intrigued by the intricate layers of human nature.

@iReadBookTours @ejourneywriter @acornsireadbooktours
#Historical #Medieval #ArtTheft #WW2

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Royally Screwed (The Royal Series #1) by Amber Malloy | Book Review ~ Excerpt ~ Gift Card | #ContemporaryRomance @GoddessFish @authambermalloy

Royally Screwed (The Royal Series #1) by Amber Malloy | Book Review ~ Excer..

“Royally Screwed” by Amber Malloy is a delightful start to The Royal Series, offering readers a contemporary romance that blends humor, drama, and a touch of royalty. The story revolves around Prince Ford Beaumont, a former educator, who finds himself entangled in a reality dating show after an unexpected twist involving a ponytail tug with the captivating Princess Belle Deschamps. As they navigate their newfound connection, the novel skillfully explores themes of family, personal sacrifice, and unexpected love.

@GoddessFish @authambermalloy

#BookReview #Giveaway #ContemporaryRomance

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Children Who Dance in the Rain: A Children’s Book About Kindness, Gratitude, and a Child’s Determination to Change the World by Susan Justice | 5-Star Children’s Book Review & Author Interview

Children Who Dance in the Rain: A Children’s Book About Kindness, Gra..

Children Who Dance in the Rain: A Children’s Book About Kindness, Gratitude, and a Child’s Determination to Change the World ~ Sophie gets bored quickly and won’t even eat her food without looking at her tablet. She’s thrilled to hear of her family’s upcoming trip to a magical place called India, a land she’s only heard of in stories. Once there, she quickly realizes that the underprivileged children living in the mud colony possess a joy and contentment she can’t explain. Sophie sets out on a journey of discovery, but what she finds may change her world forever. This tale about the true meaning of happiness and the power of gratitude is based on true events.

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@thejusticelawyer @compassionprojectpress @iReadBookTours

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Guest Post from Sofia Bella Roma, Author of Mother Knows Worst. Book Review ~ 1 Signed Copy Available

Guest Post from Sofia Bella Roma, Author of Mother Knows Worst. Book Review..

Mother Knows Worst Book Review with a Guest Post from Sofia Bella Roma.

After trying her hand at acting, Rose decides to change career paths and enter law school. She enrolls in law school in a sleepy New England town, only to find that the practice of law is not all she will study. This quirky thirty-something Italian girl falls in love when she lays eyes on Anil, a handsome intellectual from India. The two discover a deep connection and quickly begin a romantic relationship. What could go wrong as their romance blossoms? Their future looks bright. They have each other. They have great friends. They also have Anil’s mother.

Inspired by true events, Mother Knows Worst is a humorous and heartfelt novel. Rose is on a path to finding herself, love, and relationships, taking the reader on a delightful and often comedic journey as she explores two cultural worlds colliding.

#LiteraryFiction #MultiCultural #MotherInLaws

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What it Means to Be Me by Danielle Falk | $10 GC Giveaway, Excerpt, Review

What it Means to Be Me by Danielle Falk | $10 GC Giveaway, Excerpt, Review

What it Means to Be Me by Danielle Falk | $10 GC Giveaway, Excerpt, Review

Encouraging and heartfelt, “What It Means to Be Me” takes readers on an inspiring journey of self-discovery and self-worth. Written in rhyme, this engaging read about learning, dreaming, and growing is meant for absolutely anyone to connect with the message of this sweet story.

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Our Moon Festival by Yobe Qiu | Children’s Book Review – Giveaway

Our Moon Festival by Yobe Qiu | Children’s Book Review – Giveaw..

Our Moon Festival by Yobe Qiu | Children’s Book Review – Giveaway
“Our Moon Festival” is a beautifully illustrated children’s book celebrating the unique ways the Japanese, Vietnamese, and Chinese communities celebrate the Moon Festival. The story highlights different families and their traditions as they observe Zhong Qiu Jie, Tết Trung Thu, and Tsukimi!

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Finding Family by Amanda Wall | Children’s Book Review | 5 Star

Finding Family by Amanda Wall | Children’s Book Review | 5 Star

Finding Family in a Far Away Land by Amanda Wall (An Adoption Story) | Children’s Book Review, Giveaway, & Author Interview
Every adoption experience is unique but the yearning to have unconditional family love is universal. Two Indian sisters, Priya and Ari, experience what it’s like to be adopted into a multi-cultural, interracial family. Walk alongside these two charming, dynamic girls as they journey through the adoption transition to a new country full of surprising experiences!

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Instructions for Dancing by Nicola Yoon | Review

Instructions for Dancing by Nicola Yoon | Review

Instructions for Dancing by Nicola Yoon | Review
Evie Thomas doesn’t believe in love anymore. Especially after the strangest thing occurs one otherwise ordinary afternoon: She witnesses a couple kiss and is overcome with a vision of how their romance began . . . and how it will end. After all, even the greatest love stories end with a broken heart, eventually.

Can Evie overcome her cynicism, or will it cost her more than she can bear to pay?

Please read my review of this fabulous look at love, cynicism, and risk.

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