Book Review: No Plaid Suits
NO PLAID SUITS by Amrita Rose guides you toward self-fulfilling choices and living the life you desire. Check out what Tomi Alo has to say in her book review of this indie self-help book.
Tag: indie nonfiction
Book Review: Laugh Cry Rewind
LAUGH CRY REWIND by Judy Haveson is a poignant memoir that shows how love perseveres beyond death. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen has to say in her book review of this indie memoir.
Book Review: Shadows of the Acropolis (Volume 2)
SHADOWS OF THE ACROPOLIS (V. 2) by Richard C. Lyons is Aa eye-opening examination of government control and a power-hungry shift away from the US constitution. Check out what Toni Woodruff has to say about this indie politics book.
Book Review: A Lot of Questions (with no answers)?
A LOT OF QUESTIONS (with no answers)? by Jordan Neben illuminates the darkest corners of humanity with humor and intelligence. Check out what Jadidsa Perez has to say in her book review of this indie philosophy book.
Book Review: Why Ukraine Matters
WHY UKRAINE MATTERS by Fazle Chowdhury is a helpful geopolitical exploration of the near- and long-term history behind the invasion of Ukraine. Check out what Tucker Lieberman has to say in his review of this indie nonfiction book.
Book Review: The Villains Who Snapped My Spine
THE VILLAINS WHO SNAPPED MY SPINE by A.H. Nazzareno is A fast-paced, sardonic memoir about the lead-up, diagnosis, and treatment of a life-altering disease. Check out what Genevieve Hartman has to say about this indie memoir.
Book Review: Beyond the Sunset
BEYOND THE SUNSET (Volume 1) by Sherry Knowlton is lush with sensory detail and brimming with diverse travel experiences. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen has to say in her review of this Sunbury Press memoir.
Book Review: Food As a Prescription
FOOD AS A PRESCRIPTION by Anthony & Staci Lo Cascio is a comprehensive and helpful guide to navigating food intolerance. Check out what Joelene Pynnonen has to say about this Notebook Publishing book.
Book Review: Who Should We Let Die
WHO SHOULD WE LET DIE: How Health for All Failed and How Not to Fail Again by Koye Oyerinde diagnoses the ills of healthcare systems around the world and offers a treatment plan. Check out what Kathy L. Brown has to say about this indie nonfiction book.
Book Review: Charleston’s Germans
CHARLESTON’S GERMANS: An Enduring Legacy by Robert Alston Jones is a deep and dedicated investigation into how German immigrants assimilated in South Carolina. Check out what Tucker Lieberman of IBR has to say about this indie book.