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    Literary Criticism at its Best

    Was Shakespeare written by somebody "more qualified"?

    A close look at a truly indefinable word.

    Review of Afghan Boomerang

    Offers interesting insight into the Soviet-Afghan War and the U.S-Afghan War.

    Dr. Robin Kelly, author of such award-winning books as "The Human Antenna," provides readers with a new perspective on human existence through the revelation in his new book, "The Human Hologram," that we live in a holographic universe. Evidence to support this theory is discussed in detail, but in an easy-to-follow manner; Kelly breaks his theories down into the Ten Guiding Principles of the Human Hologram. His conclusion is that humans themselves must be holographic, which means people can play an active role by connecting with a unifying field of consciousness to co-create their future and their environment. Unlike many authors who write metaphysical books sprinkled lightly with some scientific jargon, Dr. Kelly is well-experienced in the medical and scientific fields, with a knack to explain difficult theories and provide sufficient evidence to support them so the lay reader can easily follow his argument. Drawing upon holographic, fractal, and quantum science, and Eastern and Western philosophies, Kelly demonstrates that although humans are a small part of the universe, even the smallest part has access to the whole.

    ISBN 9781608320455

    Book Review: A Survival Guide to Debt: How to Overcome Tough Times and Restore Your Financial Health Author: Mitchell Allen Publisher: Greenleaf Book Group Press ISBN: 978-1-929774-70-8

    Book Review: Got An Angry Kid? Parenting Spike: A Seriously Difficult Child Author: Andrew D. Gibson, PhD Publisher: Loving Healing Press ISBN: 978-1932690897

    "The Picture of Music" by author Lesley Anne Sears teaches children and adults how to read music without naming notes. The reader is taught how to see music as a picture that is paralleled by the piano keyboard. The student is asked to have either an acoustic piano or a keyboard available while progressing through the book for this reason. The book is spiral bound, resting comfortably on the music stand. Great care was taken to insure that this introduction to reading music be completely non-threatening and light, while remaining theoretically sound, without gimmicks. For this reason, the book is appropriate for three audiences: The parent who seeks to reveal the delightful world of reading music to his or her child; the adult who is determined to learn how to read music; and the adult who may have been previously traumatized by harsh music teaching methods as a child, but still longs for personal expression through music.

    Book Review: Deer In My Garden Volume 1: Perennials and Subshrubs The Yucky Flower Series Author: Carolyn Singer Publisher: Garden Wisdom Press ISBN: 978-0-9774851-0-5

    ISBN978-9821911-0-1 It is always helpful to look at new selling techniques. To see that is still working and to remind us that the basics never change. Howard does a great job of identifying the boomer market. How to attract them, how to trap them!

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