Helen J Zedlitz tells her beautiful story growing up in the 1940s, her parents, life, picking cotton and schooling. The first thing I noted when reading this book is the simplicity in the author’s words. It is easy for the reader to move with the flow of the story. Helen’s life is interesting. All the memories she mentions and the good times she talks about […]

This book is a good guide for both native and non-native English speakers, as it contains tips which not only help you improve your speaking but also make you perfect your language. Andy Smart understands how important communication is, and so he listed down every crucial point one needs to master the English language.He starts by talking about the basics; greetings and goodbyes, simple words […]

Some stories are just cozy. They may not be about the most endearing of subjects but they just compel the reader to get comfortable and warm as they take the literary trip. This story is one of those. It is an apocalyptic tale but still give off a campfire vibe.  The Call of the Falconer is a tale of very unusual protagonists. This group often […]

The World War 1 has survived as a great part of our national memory and in a way no other way can match. The sheer scale, the high number of casualties, and the collapse of three mighty European empires ensured that the war remained engraved in our minds. Although historians believe that, the immediate cause of World War 1 was the assassination of Archduke Franz […]

Stories told by immigrants in America are always interesting to read about. Mary S.Y.’s story is no different. The author writes about her Assyrian heritage, her culture, coming to America, the opportunities in the U.S., the stereotyping present and how she relates to everyone. I loved that as much as she is proud of her Assyrian origin, she still states that she is first an […]

The narrator’s words were too intriguing that I could feel the suspense hovering around in the first few pages. This was exciting as I naturally got the urge to read more. I kept reading on and I got to understand why the narrator abhorred life and everything around. Waldemar had lost his family in an accident. His daughter Claire, and wife Antoinette had died from […]

Dave Droge introduces us to a character who despite having all the money in the world, wants to destroy self. Eccentric, since one would think that having that much money would have made him happy. Narrated in the first person, I could already tell that this book would not only be thrilling to read, but also pleasant.  The narrator’s words were too intriguing that I […]

Case Details In this case study, the patient, Mrs. Franklin-Jones, had been admitted to the Cardiac Intensive Care following a diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction. Her recovery processes had been going on well and she was expected to move to the cardiac step-down unit. Her conversation with Nurse Julie Hernandez, reveals more information about her condition. She indicates that it all started as chest pain. […]

Power is a wonderful thing. It is the force that propels action. Briggs & Stratton or as it is often referred, Basco seeks to power the world. The company seeks to provide innovative and diverse power solutions for whatever. The company has truly worked with that idea to bring some real change in the world.  Investor and Inventor Walk Into A Bar Briggs and Stratton […]

The reader is taken to the future through Julia’s life. The year is 2050, and Julia is celebrating her 55th birthday. She is a renowned artist, and her pieces of art are recognized around Rotterdam and beyond. I particularly loved the mayor’s letter as it spoke to me in a way. The first sentence of the letter reads “To break through at a young age […]