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Marie West November 7, 2022November 7, 2022 0 Comments Corinne McCoy, us review of books, USRB

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Corinne McCoy’s “My Heavenly Father’s Heart” because the work “incorporates a variety of scriptures…, and many readers may use these as guideposts to form a daily routine of spiritual reflection”

Corinne McCoy’s “My Heavenly Father’s Heart” is highly commended by Nicole Yurcaba of the US Review of Books, who acknowledges that “the collection concludes

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Nadenia Buntin’s “The Big Game” because the book has “likable moral characters, exciting descriptions of baseball games, and a redeeming ending”

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Chase Hayes’ “A Private Life: Growing Up Black in America” because the author “doesn’t shirk from exposing the harsh truths about how blacks are still being treated”

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Rodrigo Barnes’ “The Bouncing Football: Life Lessons on the Gridiron” because the author “has the will and comprehension to advise others and does so here with a sincere purpose”

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended John Chris Brown’s “How to Survive the Death of a Loved One” because the author “has the will and comprehension to advise others and does so here with a sincere purpose”

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Corinne McCoy’s “My Heavenly Father’s Heart” because the work “incorporates a variety of scriptures…, and many readers may use these as guideposts to form a daily routine of spiritual reflection”

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Steven Grabiel’s “Reboot Nation” because the work has “plain speech and offers examples to help one understand the concepts he explains.”

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Simone Voltaire’s “Sarcaun: The Journey” because the work “has many fantastical elements, featuring relatable characters and engaging worldbuilding”

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Kenneth Jarrett Singleton’s “A Conceptual Circus” because the story “creates a circus constantly in motion, inviting readers to keep their perceptions”

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Eugene J. Phelan’s “To Touch the Hand of God” because the author shows “the positive influence people can have at any age by using a child to provide the encouragement”

The US Review of Books (USRB) commended Tambi Harwood’s “I Am Not the Moon Lake Camp Killer” because the story is “is compact, and the pacing is quick and engaging.”