Powerful new novel about youth homelessness from the international speaker, spiritual teacher, bestselling author of inspiring non-fiction books and YouTube sensation, Teal Swan. Hunger of the Pine (Oct. 13, 2020, Watkins Publishing House) is a …
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The Hadley Academy for the Improbably Gifted ~ Book Review
Growing up isn’t always easy and most of us aren’t tasked with saving the world. From bestselling author Conor Grennan comes the adventure-packed and highly entertaining middle grade fantasy debut, The Hadley Academy for the …
Big Heart Feels! ~ Book Review
Authors Mike Morrison Ph.D. and Mackenzie Morrison offer another educational and heartfelt message to teach children about empathy with colorful and intriguing illustrations throughout. Big Heart Feels is the third book in the Small Voice …
Bound in Flame ~ Book Review
An epic historical adventure meets sweep-you-off-your-feet romantic fantasy set in Hawaii at the turn of the twentieth century, it is with a bolt of inspiration from and deep roots in Hawaii’s wonderfully fascinating history that …
The Missing Link ~ Book Review
In his new book, The Missing Link: Your Journey with Peter From Self Power to Holy Spirit Power, author Sam Hunter reaches out to those who feel they are missing something in their quest to …
Teetering On Disaster ~ Book Review
Award winning author, Michaela Renee, shares her personal memoir in Teetering On Disaster (2019). This post contains informational and/or affiliate links. At no additional charge to you and with no purchase necessary, Ssouthernlifestyle may receive …
Three Paws ~ Book Review
Author Karen Struck shares the story of Boots, a grizzly bear cub who faces new struggles after permanently injuring his paw, in her first children’s book published in the Three Paws Series: Three Paws. This …
You Can See More From Up Here ~ Book Review
The best kind of fiction, no matter how outlandish, often starts with a kernel of truth. This is especially true of stories that capture family dynamics, because our families are so deeply at the core …