#bookrecommendations

Hello Book Lovers! I'm excited to share my April TBR (To Be Read) with you guys. I usually like deciding what books I'll be reading for the month so that I get a mix of books and not end up reading just

Reading a book feels like following the white rabbit and falling into its rabbit hole. Hello, Hive friends! It's Abby, unraveling another layer of my sphere. Aside from making art, another thing I hold

As an author, it's quite a given that I'm an avid reader of books. Although my busy schedule has all but killed that literary hobby of mine, yet there are still some good books whose stories I happen to

The world that I wish has exist

"Michael Strogoff" is a classical literature book that combines a moral story with a lot of action and an articulated plot. What is the book about? The book titled “Michael Strogoff: The Courier

Using the power of a parable Although most books on change management are written in a language that makes extensive use of terminology and related jargon, Spencer Johnson has applied a more reader-friendly

This year I have read a lot of books but in the last six months, I have certain books that I have repeated without a need to apologize. Those books are dear to my heart because they act as a mirror that

I have recently been overwhelmed with a lot of activity and the fear for my future, but amidst all these issues I thought to myself; maybe I should go back to the things I use to love. The first thing

Image created by author using Canva. I’m back with another roundup of the things I’ve read in the last couple of months. If you want to check out my previous roundups, here are the February/March and January

A holiday gift guide for indie book recs from Bookseller Monica Robinson.

What books have you read that you would recommend to some one who is trying to expand there own view of the world and the many facets of life? This question was created on reverio.io, Reverio is a question

After reading The Gilded Ones, I won’t say I consider it Young Adult fiction, that tag is so limiting, because it implies the target audience for the book are young but the reality is it’s fiction for

Float Plan is a book I’m so happy I got to read because it's an endearing book about the process of healing/overcoming the grief of losing someone or something important. A story that made me feel like

Sometimes friendships run their course. We all want them to last forever and be perfect! However we are not perfect and similarly nor are our friends. They will disappoint. We will disappoint them. That

I'm pretty surprised books aren't on the list of tags on Steemit. I'm going to start bringing some in! I recently finished a book by Brandon Sanderson called Mistborn that I found extremely difficult to