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Life, they say, is but an illusion—a tapestry woven from the threads of our experiences and beliefs. At times, it can seem like a maze of self-imposed barriers that hinder our progress. These barriers, known as self-limiting beliefs, are the mirages that hold us back from reaching our full potential. In this journey of self-discovery, we will embark on a quest to identify, confront, and conquer these illusions that prevent us from achieving the success we deserve.

A former Green Beret and Wilson native, John Brewer Jr., has written a guide to self-defense principles, helping with personal growth and empowerment. Brewer's book titled "Fight For Your Best Life: The Step-by-Step Self-Defense Guide to Personal Empowerment, Protecting Your Loved Ones and Living Fearless," released September 10 on Amazon. The 325-page paperback which is self-published, sells for $9.99.

Colleen Hoover is a name that resonates deeply within the literary community. An American author born on December 11, 1979, in Sulphur Springs, Texas, Hoover has carved a niche for herself with her emotionally charged and beautifully penned novels. Her stories often delve into the complexities of love, relationships, and the human spirit. With a unique ability to weave raw emotions into her narratives, she has garnered a vast and dedicated readership.

READING, PA (RAILFAN JOURNAL) - After previously unveiling GP38-2 #2023, the Reading Blue Mountain and Northern has taken a step back in time with the newest release from the paint shop, SD40-2 #1983, which pays homage to the days when the railroad was known as the Blue Mountain and Reading Railroad.

And how you can help your local libraries. I grew up in a place without a library. Lots of cows though. When I got older, I’d already fallen in love with books. I had an opportunity to spend some time working in the closest library to where I grew up. That made me understand the value of libraries. And what they are.

GARDINER – From the hushed nights reading by hallway light to overseeing a global publishing giant's U.S. branch, Lydia Stevens' journey through the literary world is nothing short of inspirational.

Of the many ways we can write and speak, two recently caught my interest. A light went off when I read the simple yet clear words of Don Marquis about making people think. Although written nearly a century ago, his words still ring true.

Are you looking for some good reads? Then, head to Cleveland’s independent bookstores. You can spend hours wandering the aisles as you find an array of genres, from action adventure to thrillers sure to keep you up all night. The bookstores include:

Taylor Moore's newest Garrett Kohl novel tops the list of new books hitting shelves this week. Moore first introduced Kohl in 2021's Down Range. That book earned Moore a Barry Award nomination for Best First Mystery/Crime Novel. And today, Moore publishes the third Garrett Kohl novel, Ricochet.

Living in a small city has a certain charm and a sense of community. It frequently implies less traffic, a slower pace of life, and less stress. Small cities often have cheaper living costs and a strong sense of belonging, making them appealing to individuals looking for a calm and connected existence.

This article contains content written by AI. For bibliophiles and avid readers, there's nothing quite like the thrill of discovering a charming bookstore tucked away in a cozy corner. In the state of Michigan, a treasure trove of these literary havens awaits, offering not only books but also a warm and inviting atmosphere. Whether you're seeking a rare edition, a quiet reading nook, or simply the joy of exploring rows upon rows of shelves filled with stories, Michigan's quaint bookstores have something to offer for every book lover. Here's a curated list of 15 delightful bookstores across the state that will transport you to a world of literary enchantment.

Resources and links for kids and adults struggling with reading. Reading, unlike spoken language, is not a natural instinct for humans. Learning to read English is not a natural process. Written language is a code, and just like any code, a person must learn how to break that code to access its meaning.

Karin Slaughter’s latest thriller headlines the list of new books that are available to read starting today. Slaughter is the New York Times bestselling author of novels such as Blindsighted and Pieces of Her. Her new book is After That Night.

Paul Murray's new novel, The Bee Sting, is getting accolades and good reviews. And you can read it starting today. The Bee Sting headlines books hitting the shelves on Aug. 15. Other notable titles available today include Tides of Fires, James Rollins's 17th Sigma Force novel, and music critic Dave Marsh's essays about 35 years of covering music.

Reading aloud to our kids is incredibly beneficial. But we only have so much time (and voice!) to read all the books out loud. Audiobooks to the rescue! Keep reading to learn how audiobooks can benefit your children and see our list of some of the best audiobooks for kids.

In the distant reaches of the Milky Way, nestled in the luminous embrace of the cosmos, lies the enigmatic world of Jericho. A planet shrouded in legends, where the luminaire people possess a unique bond with artificial intelligence, intertwining science and magic in ways that defy comprehension. Their cities shimmered with ethereal light, and their hearts resonated with the rhythm of the stars.

The NO-BS Self-Help Book: The No-Fluff Guide to Self-MasteryPhoto byAmazon. “I have read 211 self-help books, yet this one has taught me the most.” — Sarah, avid self-help reader.

In a world where the allure of dangerous magic intertwines with the ruthless ferocity of high society, one woman dares to challenge the celestial forces that dictate her fate. A fated love affair, guided by the mystic dance of astrology, becomes both her destiny and her dilemma.

As a child, my favorite pastime was reading. While that hobby continued into adulthood, I, unfortunately, do not have the luxury of spending hours curled up with my latest read. However, once I discovered the joy of a well-narrated audiobook, there was nothing to hold me back.2023 has been a year of personal growth for me, and part of that growth is thanks to several books I have had the pleasure of reading/listening to. While I have enjoyed nearly every book I have picked up this year, there are three that have impacted me in one way or another.