29Aug 2021 by June
Come For The Mystery, Stay for the Drama

Come For The Mystery, Stay for the Drama

Entertainment
Joe Turner may eat from paper plates and keep his living room table perpetually messy but in the court room, he always delivers a clean, organized argument. In Good Lookin’: a Joe Turner Mystery by T. L. Bequette, Turner represents Darnell Moore who is accused of murdering Cashtown gang member Cleveland Barlow on March 22, 2021. After spotting Moore’s car on video at the scene of the crime, the police take him in for questioning. As Turner meets him for the first time and learns of all the mistakes he made, he realizes just how tough this case will be. With a growing mountain of evidence against him, it seems as if Moore enters the trial with his fate sealed. Having never lost an innocent client to life in prison,…
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26Jul 2021 by June
A Gift of Poetry by Debbie Monteggia – Win Major Brownie Points with this Gift Idea

A Gift of Poetry by Debbie Monteggia – Win Major Brownie Points with this Gift Idea

Arts, Culture, Mom Life
A friend who makes thoughtful considerations when sending something, planning dinners, making movie or book recommendations because they've known you for a long time. But what if a book or poem you just read throws you for a loop? You read it and wonder how does this author know me so well. That's exactly how I felt when I started reading "Tears of Change" by Debbie Monteggia last week. The book contains numerous poems, reflections, and quotes that make you think of how you'd like to lead life. Not only do the poems make you introspect your thoughts, but they also reunite you with the dreams you let get away from you. And just like that, Debbie's poetry beautifully translates your tangled emotions into simple words. Words that you can't…
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21Jun 2021 by June
Don’t Just Survive, Thrive in the Remote Workplace

Don’t Just Survive, Thrive in the Remote Workplace

Home Business
Through his job placement service DistantJob, Sharon Koifman has consistently advocated for remote work. He's been a believer in remote employees for 20 years, claiming that they produce more because they are happier and healthier. Surviving Remote Work: How to Thrive as a Leader and Entrepreneur in the Remote Age, his business book, provides evidence that this is the case. Koifman, leveraging his executive search expertise through DistantJob, supports leaders who need to undertake what may appear to be a significant and costly shift in their business processes and culture. This experience uniquely positions him to advocate for remote work as both a recruitment strategy and a way to enhance company culture. The author speaks to both bosses and employees preparing to embark on the crazy journey we call "working from home" during 2020's…
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21Jun 2021 by June
Still Dealing with Lingering Crankiness from the Pandemic?

Still Dealing with Lingering Crankiness from the Pandemic?

Arts, Entertainment, Health, Mom Life
Steven Joseph’s CrankaTsuris Method is here to help. It is no secret that the pandemic has put a strain on most relationships in more ways than one. Steven Joseph writes A Grownup Guide to Effective Crankiness: The CrankaTsuris Method in a silly self-help style which will reassure you that your crankiness is not only natural, but also waiting to be healthily expressed. The stay-at-home orders, being stuck in close quarters with immediate family members, and general stress brought about by the pandemic certainly increased crankiness globally. While some can see the light at the end of the tunnel in terms of going back to normal, others may feel in a darker place than ever before. Joseph writes this guide at the perfect time with just the right amount of humor…
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08Apr 2021 by June
Have You Heard of The BookFest?

Have You Heard of The BookFest?

Arts, Culture, Entertainment
Book lover’s everywhere are thrilled to see another installment of The BookFest this April 17th  and 18th at Thebookfest.com. If you haven’t heard, The BookFest is an online book event that brings authors and readers together like no other book event in the world. As the leader in online book festivals, the award winning event is totally free to attend. The programming with book lovers is on Saturday the 17th of April. For those who love to write, check out the panels and discussions on Sunday the 18th. What is The BookFest? Let me explain, instead of going to a book convention (because you can’t – they’re all cancelled), grab your laptop, tablet, phone, or desktop, and go to TheBookFest.com on April 17that 10:30 AM PST. You’ll be able to…
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26Jan 2021 by June
Books to Celebrate LOVE of All Kinds

Books to Celebrate LOVE of All Kinds

Uncategorized
As we know it, love knows no bound. It comes in all shapes and forms. February is around the corner, and love is already in the air. In that spirit, let’s celebrate Valentine’s day with books exploring LOVE of all kinds. Here are some book recommendations for all. Whether you’re in a new relationship, a lifelong partnership, committed to friendship, or only focusing on yourself, for the time being, these books will make you fall in love all over again. Fine by AmyLea Murphy If the past year has taught us something, it is to be kind to ourselves and be more accepting of things for what they are. Love starts with you. Fine by AmyLea Murphy explores the ever-growing gap between the teenagers’ authentic emotional lives and the persona…
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