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Angela van Breemen’s Whispers in the Dancing Wind is a reflective, tripartite poetry collection that explores the intersections of nature, humanity, and modern life. Divided into three distinct sections, the collection opens with poems that both cri...
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In the witty observational writing style of an author such as Matt Haig, C.H. Dégagné’s book, I Can’t Be the Only One Who . . .: A Collection of Unique Reflections and Private Thoughts from Ordinary People, waxes lyrical on life’s aha moments. A whim...
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In Trent: The Devil’s Detective, Travis Walters blends the supernatural with classic detective work. It is chaotic urban-fantasy fun, anchored by Trent, a protagonist who is equal parts disaster and delight. If you enjoy supernatural mysteries with h...
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Two traditions. One magical mix-up. Endless charm. A Magical Passover (Starring the Tooth Fairy) is a playful, imaginative children’s book that brings together two beloved traditions in a way that feels both meaningful and delightfully mischievous....
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