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Assassins Are Us by Kimberly Van Sickle – Book Review
Teenage life is a mess, and we all agree with it. Being stuck in a maze of friends, crushes, homework, college applications, and family drama is hard. Amidst the chaos that teenage life feels like, will you ever think about how an assassin’s life would be? Would you worry if the passenger sitting next to…
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The First Robot President by Robert Carlyle Taylor – Book Review
Year 2482. Derek is lying on his sofa watching the news through his digital screen. A robot assistant named Malda hands him his coffee and vanishes. While another robotic dishwasher is cleaning the mess that was left after yesterday’s party. Suddenly news flashes that the country is going to have a robot president. Anxious Derek…
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Sadie and Charley Finding Their Way – Book Review
Who doesn’t want to be a child again? Who doesn’t want the days of carelessness and nights of contentment? But were they really carefree? What about all the confusion and conflict from observing the adult world? What about the helplessness of not understanding this world? In the book “Sadie And Charley (Finding Their Way),” Bonnie…
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How to Write Coursework: Step by Step with Examples
Coursework Writing Guide – The realm of academia is filled with synonymous words that are not really synonymous in technicality. Terminologies and distinct meanings attached to them form the world of academics. Assessments situations for university students, such as an assignment, term paper, response paper, reflective essay, coursework, dissertation, and exam, are those few words…
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An In-Depth Interview with Charles Kern, Author of the Epic ‘Haldane Fall’
About the author: An avid reader, gamer, and historian (read the old encyclopedia Britannica from A-Z), Charles lives in South Jersey, not to be confused with the rest of New Jersey. Downsizing in transportation management during the Pandemic led him to pursuing his life-long dream of telling stories. 1. If you had to describe yourself…