Mr. Wachob shows insight on why he believes your health and well being are important; if not more important than money. Money buys you things and I may help you to survive, but your health makes you happy and your life meaningful. You can live a longer life if you are healthy, money will not make you live longer. This read does not only talk about your physical health, but also your emotional and mental health. Having a healthy life makes a happy person. I received this book from www.blogginforbooks.com
Thursday, April 27, 2017
Thursday, April 13, 2017
The GateKeepers by Chris Whipple
This read is so interesting especially if you are into politics. Our whole U.S. presidency history has been exposed from the chief of staff's eyes. Each U.S. President has their own views of their successes and failures, but the chief of staff gives a more intriguing story. I read stuff about our U.S. Presidents that I never read before.
I enjoyed this book so much that I am passing it down to my 15 year old son who has an interest in the history of the U.S. He's not only interested in the personal lives of presidents, but also in their professional lives. I think this book can teach many students about the courage and frustrations of being a U.S President.
I received my book from www.bloggingforbooks.com
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Chris Whipple,
History,
U.S. Presidents
Saturday, March 25, 2017
Things we lost in the fire By Mariana Enriquez
A book filled with so many stories to tell. There were such sad moments at times that it sent chills down my spine. I felt something for characters that I found to be personal. A little creepy if you ask me, but at moments the book takes you to a place where you feel as if you can picture the whole scene. It's such an easy read, but can be disturbing at times. Each character represented the diversity we have in the world. Not one character was like another. They all had a unique place in the book. I shared this read with my wife who loved it, but suggested my teenage daughter don't read it any time soon, due to the nature of some of the stories. It's a great read for anyone who likes a creepy and suspenseful read. I received my book from www.bloggingforbooks.com a wonderful website!
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creepy,
Mariana Enriquez
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Eat beautiful by Wendy Rowe
I never knew how much foods effected my health, skin, and mood until I read this book. Eat beautiful was very informative on how each piece of food enhanced ones life. The pieces of food that were discussed were described beautifully. The information wasn't only about nutrition, but about the benefits to ones skin. I received this book from bloggingforbooks.com
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beauty,
food,
health,
Wendy Rowe
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Junie B Jones: First Ever Musical Edition by Barbara Park
What an amazing audiobook. Not only do we get a well known childhood author and story, but we get music as well. This is a very good way to get kids up and moving. The music is so energetic and it's a fun way to get kids back into enjoying reading. One word for you...AWESOME. I received this book from bloggingforbooks.com.
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audiobook,
Barbara Park,
music
Monday, December 19, 2016
Lights out by Ted Koppel
This book isn't what I'm use to reading. It didn't catch my attention like I would have like it to. With that being said, it was more of an educational read on the nation's power grid. Some parts were entertaining, but throughout the book I lost interest. If you're a person who likes to learn about the nation's power grid and its fails, insecurities, and successes than this book is for you. I received my copy from bloggingforbooks.com.
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Ted Koppel
Saturday, November 12, 2016
David Bowie Retrospective and Coloring book by Mel Elliott

I never really listened to David Bowie. I didn't think that I could be so interested in his music. However, I read this book as I colored away, and I become interested in someone that was unique. This little book holds so much information. It was a surprise to me at how interested I was in something so small. The pages are weirdly impressive. I really enjoyed this book.
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David Bowie,
Mel Elliott
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