Conversations Book Club

Tuesday, April 11, 2023

5 Poetry Books to Add to Your Reading List during National Poetry Month

Books You Need to Read founder Cyrus Webb reads HUNDREDS of books each year, helping to bring great choices to readers around the world.

During National Poetry Month Webb shares FIVE BOOKS* he believes should be on your reading list this year.

Reduced to Joy by Mark Nepo
Out of the Depths by Glenda L. Hunter
A Necessary Explosion by Dan Burns
Beloved by Greatest Poet Alive
Prison or Passion by R. K. Russell

* Cyrus Webb is an Amazon Influencer and gets a commission from books listed.

Monday, April 10, 2023

[BOOK REVIEW] Rosalie Turner's LAYERS OF TRUTH shows you are never too young (or old) to make a difference

If you have heard the saying "The more things change the more they stay the same" then the book LAYERS OF TRUTH will resonate with you on many levels. Though historical fiction, author Rosalie T. Turner has crafted a story that touches on issues we see being addressed in our day: education, rights and injustices---and those who are standing up for those without a voice.

It's a powerful look at how an individual like Lenore Rogers can see that there is more that unite us than divides us, and build connections that will test not only what she has believed but who she wants to be. A book that is about bringing people together and creating equality, even in the face of uncertainty, LAYERS OF TRUTH shows that to create change you have to start at the root.

Get your copy of LAYERS OF TRUTH on Amazon here.

Listen to author Rosalie Turner on #ConversationsLIVE here.

[BOOK REVIEW] Meg Eden Kuyatt's GOOD DIFFERENT encourages the reader to embrace what makes them unique

So much to love about GOOD DIFFERENT, regardless of your age.

I love how through Selah author Meg Eden Kuyatt shows how we can embrace the things that make us unique, even as we learn to navigate the world and discover our place in it. Selah is someone who has to come to grips with her challenges yet not allow them to define her. Along the way we are able to see the lessons learned when she does things right and when there is room to grow. In the end, however, it is about her learning to love herself, embrace her gifts and realize she is more then the things that try to define her.

Written in a way that draws the reader in, GOOD DIFFERENT is an entertaining discussion piece for all of us when it comes to learning to love who you are.

Get your copy of GOOD DIFFERENT on Amazon here.

Hear author Meg Eden Kuyatt's interview on #ConversationsLIVE here.