“The Lost Letter: After 60 Years, How Many Lives Does This Letter Change?” by Clara Jalove is a contemporary romance set in 2005. When Marina Wood discovers a long-lost love letter written by WWII hero Dwayne Anderson to her mother Lucinda, she embarks on a mission to reunite them, with the help of her estranged daughter, Amy. As they uncover the past, they face unexpected consequences. This captivating tale weaves together lost love and mended relationships with dramatic twists, switching between two timelines: Lucinda’s past with Dwayne and Marina’s journey in the present. A must-read for romance lovers.”

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“Weight Loss Plan for Menopause by Yara Green helps women combat the negative effects of menopause, addressing concerns like weight gain and fluctuating hormones. The book offers a diet and exercise plan to manage these changes, along with facts and myths to inform and empower women. Green explains menopause from perimenopause to post-menopause in a conversational tone, providing helpful statistics, diet recommendations, and recipes. With tips on vitamins, exercise, and heart-healthy diets, this book is a valuable resource for women navigating menopause or those seeking to be informed before it begins.”

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Weight Loss Plan for Menopause by Yara Green helps women navigate the effects of menopause with a focus on weight gain and hormonal fluctuations. The book provides a diet and exercise plan to minimize weight gain and long-term negative impacts. Green explains menopause in a conversational tone, offering statistical facts, meal plans, and recipes tailored for women during this transition. It also covers vitamins, exercise, and sleep, offering practical insights. While I’m not yet at this stage, I’ve gained valuable knowledge that will be helpful in the future. This book is recommended for women going through menopause or preparing for it.

Courtnee Turner Hoyle

Bad Habits Keeping You From Losing Weight by Yara Green offers a realistic approach to weight loss, focusing on mindset and sustainable habits rather than instant results. Green teaches that it’s possible to eat what you want without stressing over carbs or fat, providing balanced meal examples and helpful insights into your body’s needs. The book encourages redefining dieting as normal eating, with no food restrictions. While some suggestions may not be innovative, the strategies offered can lead to lasting change for a healthier lifestyle. This book is a great guide for those with realistic expectations for fitness and weight loss.

Vincent Dublado

“Parenting Teenage Boys” by Rebecca Flag is an insightful guide for parents navigating the challenges of raising a teenage boy. Flag addresses the emotional and physical changes boys undergo during puberty, offering practical advice on topics like sex education, peer pressure, mental health, and the negative impact of social media. With a focus on understanding and support, this book helps parents build a strong bond with their sons and guide them through some of the most challenging years of their lives. A highly recommended resource for any parent of a teenage boy.”

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Teenagehood is a crucial time in a person’s life, as it marks the transition from childhood to adulthood. The relationship between parents and teens is often difficult, and decisions made during this time can have lasting effects. Rebecca Flag’s How to Deal With an Angry Teenager helps parents understand the psychology of teenagers and how to deal with their emotions.

The book covers mood swings, behaviors, and how to improve relationships with teens. It includes practical exercises for parents to grow and connect better with their children. Rebecca’s clear, straightforward writing, along with illustrations and real-life stories, makes it an invaluable resource for parents.

Adanna Ora

Obesity is a serious health issue, and many weight loss diets are unsustainable, leading to bingeing. Top 20 Diets for Weight Loss by Yara Green outlines the best long-term diets for weight loss and better health. Each chapter focuses on a specific diet, detailing its ingredients, benefits, long-term impact, and potential setbacks. A seven-day meal planner at the end of each chapter allows readers to customize their plan weekly.

Green provides a path to better health through 20 diets, with delicious ingredients that offer both nutritional and health benefits. The flexible meal plan can be adopted by anyone seeking a healthier lifestyle. Highly recommended.

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The journey to forgiveness and healing is difficult, and advice from friends often forgets that it’s your journey. Make Peace with Painful Memories by Dawn Hazel helps you make wise choices. Key to healing is establishing and enforcing boundaries—physical, emotional, sexual, and financial – that you can change as needed. Hazel shares many tools, including meditation, to aid your healing. Learn to identify pain and take your time. Hazel presents healing as a travelogue, using the metaphor of unpacking painful memories from a suitcase. She guides you through ten islands of healing, offering support and encouragement. This book shares powerful phrases to help you find peace.

Philip Van Heusen

Your Personalized Angel Guide is a course in angelology, the study of angels. Dawn Hazel believes angels exist and wrote a complete guide to them, drawing mainly from the Bible and other writings. Chapters cover the Celestial Hierarchy, The Order of the Angels, Angel Interactions, Fallen Angels, and more. Hazel details 17 Archangels and the role angels play in daily life, including how to call on them. The book includes depictions of angels.

Hazel’s passion for angels is clear, and the book is written in easy-to-understand language. It offers more knowledge than a college-level angelology course and is useful for anyone of any religion. It’s highly recommended for those interested in angels or wanting to expand their knowledge.

Joe Wisinski

Angel Numbers 1-9 Meaning: How to Understand the Messages Angels Are Showing You for Twin Flames, Love, Grief, Lost Loved Ones, Change, and Friends by Dawn Hazel is a non-fiction work focusing on understanding the meaning of angel numbers. In seventeen chapters, Hazel explores numerology, the connection between angel numbers and love, grief, loss, change, friendship, and more. The book describes the angel numbers from zero to nine, sparking curiosity and reflection on personal encounters with angel numbers. I appreciated the new information, like the concept of “twin flames” – a higher-level soulmate that forces you to evolve. The book was well-organised and not overwhelming, offering a pleasurable reading experience filled with interesting topics like numerology and recurring angel numbers.

Ana-Maria Leasa

Spiritual Energies: Awaken What’s Within You with Everything You Need to Know about the 7 Spiritual Energies by Dawn Hazel is an accessible guide for those new to spiritual exploration. Hazel explains the difference between spirituality and religion, using a train analogy to describe a spiritual journey with seven stops, each corresponding to one of the seven “energies.” She discusses the bodily location, source, and colors of each energy. Hazel’s personal, non-judgmental approach encourages readers to explore spirituality and offers practical tools to enhance happiness. With helpful photographs and references for further research, this book is a great primer for spiritual self-improvement.

Jon Michael Miller

“The Lost Letter: After 60 Years, How Many Lives Does This Letter Change?” by Clara Jalove is a contemporary romance set in 2005. When Marina Wood discovers a long-lost love letter written by WWII hero Dwayne Anderson to her mother Lucinda, she embarks on a mission to reunite them, with the help of her estranged daughter, Amy. As they uncover the past, they face unexpected consequences. This captivating tale weaves together lost love and mended relationships with dramatic twists, switching between two timelines: Lucinda’s past with Dwayne and Marina’s journey in the present. A must-read for romance lovers.”

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