William Hanna has written an exceptionally instructive and interesting book that maintains a defined, aggressive, and scholarly tone from beginning to end.
In William Hanna’s anticipatingly genius work, The Broken Promise of a Promised Land, you will be illuminated on how timely troubles trace back their origins to the ancient past.
Every poem will leave you astounded and smiling as you reminisce about a familiar sensation you once felt in your lifetime.
The imagery employed is effective. You can close your eyes for a few moments and be transported to a tranquil paradise full of tranquillity.
Revisit the years after the war through the eyes of an innocent girl. Travel back in time when the world was still mending from the trauma…
Mary Lou Darst shares with us her vivid memories of her journey in the expanse of the world after the war. Born in Houston, Texas…
Feelings and ideas vividly tucked in verses and rhymes. For sure, these poems won’t leave your heart and mind untouched.
When technology was at its peak, the world suffered. Only the fortunate were given the opportunity to be reset, to live outside of the world.
Anna Sylwestrowicz’s memoir shares her and other career women’s perspectives on the struggle of keeping it all together.
“The Beauty of Being Human” will help you see the wonder and beauty of humankind, and the emotions that come with it.
This is a truly compelling narrative of faith and perseverance filled with fast-paced and heart-gripping action that will let you travel in the dangerous life of the past.
Trying to balance demanding career and family is very challenging for young women. The myth of “having it all” is just that…a myth.