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The One and Only Crystal Druid Annette Marie (The Guild Codex: Unveiled, #1) Published by: Dark Owl Fantasy Inc. Publication date: September 24th 2021 Genres: New Adult, Urban Fantasy I’m not your average girl. My best friend is my switchblade. My favorite hobby is using it on the cruel, the abusive, and anyone who […]
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I have decided going through “the change” is like being pregnant and going through puberty at the same time. Yep, its really that crazy. You have whacked out hormone swings, weight gain, and hair popping up in weird places. Don’t even get me started on the hair. I think maybe I’m turning into a
Today’s prompt for Just Jot It January is “sane”. When I hear the word sane, I don’t think of sanity, I think of art. In particular, I think of great street art. Beautiful art that is created for everyone to enjoy. Art for the hood, for the neighborhoods that don’t have museums or the money
There could be no greater writing prompt on January 15th then leadership. January 15th is the birthday of a great leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Much has been said and written about Dr. King and I am sure that anyone who reads this is aware of his famous speech “I have a Dream” that
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James Mercer Langston Hughes was born in Joplin, Missouri on February 1, 1902. Langston Hughes is referred to as the Poet Laureate of the Harlem Renaissance. He is known for his insightful portrayals of black life in America from the 1920s through the 1960s. Unlike other notable black poets of the time, Langston Hughes
This book will have you questioning everything. Believe me, you want to read this book! It’s hard to give it a review without giving anything away so just let me say once again – YOU WANT TO READ THIS BOOK!!
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