It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to yet another author/poetry collection. This one will remain with you ever so gently even after you close the book. Enjoy the trailer at the end.
This book is educational, empathetic, encouraging and full of light. I really believe this should be available to all humans. Please read my Amazon Review.
“remorse weighed heavy in my heart. I departed with a love I never had the chance to confess.” P. 27 I think you will like this book. xo
I drank from Gonsalves' Home Verses and now I'm replete with self-pride. Here's the book review of "Even Flowers Know That Water is Useless Without Roots"
Just in case you missed these interviews the first time they aired, here's a rerun. Just in case you're in need of some inspiration and encouragement, I hope these offer that. Thanks for your continued support.
I've been busy reading and inhaling Africa like never before and now I want to tell you about it. And if I know you're going where I want to go (as mentioned in the blog) I will be your companion. Please read to the end. xoxo
I managed to obtain an exclusive interview with the bestselling queen of good books and wish to share my findings with you. My friends, today you will learn a little about what excites our Queen through these four questions I posed to her... Enjoy.
Tonight I finally submitted two reviews for lovely books purchased on Amazon. It gives me great pleasure to be able to do this. Bless you all. More to come.
My Amazon review of Waking Up To Thrutopia: poems and essays by Conny Borgelioen. I found the work, and not to mention the cover, to be a fulfilling and enlightening collection. Please consider adding this book to your collection.
I offer you an Amazon book review for a well loved author on Medium AND an interview of Selma by that same author. I hope this piques your interest in her book. I hope this also gives you some insight on yours truly. Thanks for reading.
Book reviews of two lovely poetry books. Purchase our copies on Amazon. xoxo
"We are simply a constellation of bodies swirling in a giant golden teacup of human magic." —Kym Moore, Author of We Are Poetry: Lessons I Didn't Learn in a Textbook.