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• WearBU.com Unique TEE’s September 24, 2018
  http://www.bookroomreviews.com                WearBU.com Unique TEE’s     At WEAR BU, they encourage the natural ability to live “out there”, fully self-expressed. Not to be tainted by the heaviness of life, having to do with worrying about what other people think and living up to societal pressures. They talk about showing people how you feel in […]
• Squiffy and the Vine Street Boys in Shiver Me Timbers! September 18, 2018
  http://www.bookroomreviews.com   Squiffy                & the Vine Street Boys                           in Shiver Me Timbers!   Steve Stinson 2018 ISBN: 978-1-63076-324-4 (hardcover) ISBN: 978-1-63076-325-1 (e-book) “Who’s ready for a pirate story?”  Steve Stinson has written a children’s picture book that is […]
• What is remarkable in Death of a Salesman (Linda Monologue) September 10, 2018
  http://www.bookroomreviews.com         What is remarkable in Death of a Salesman (Linda Monologue) by                                                     Necole Hardison In Death of a Salesman Willy is living in his own imaginary world ignoring the reality and any changes; his death is the final chord in his escape.   Willy cannot accept the facts because his […]
• New editions of the six Palliser novels September 8, 2018
  http://www.bookroomreviews.com       New editions of the six Palliser novels Trollope and Oxford University go back a long way – to 1907, in fact, when the first Trollope novel was published in the fondly-remembered hardback World’s Classics series.  The Three Clerks was followed 11 years later by The Warden, then by a further 41 […]
• In Spite Of How I Survived Abuse, Cancer, and a Giant F@#%ing Stroke by Mary Reid-Hill September 5, 2018
  http://www.bookroomreviews.com   In Spite Of . . . How I Survived Abuse, Cancer, and a Giant F@#%ing Stroke Mary Reid-Hill Mary Reid-Hill, the word “no” means surrender. It means life on the couch. It means dying a slow death. So never tell Mary that she can’t do something. Because she’ll do everything in her power […]