Hey Everyone As you know, I’ve been trying a new thing for me, where I share a book I love and provide a free eBook link to it, if possible. Why did I pick this book? I feel it is an essential read, whether or not you have experienced gender-related issues. I’m talking about the … Continue reading Freebie Friday #2
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Freebie Friday #26
Last night, I stayed up till midnight trying to get through all my emails, but I still didn’t manage to get through them all. I hope everyone had a great Christmas. On the bright side, I’m on my third book today. Hey Everyone As you know, I’ve been trying a new thing for me, where … Continue reading Freebie Friday #26
Holiday Fun Facts
I will be honest: I had a tough week, and instead of doing content or checking emails, I played on my phone, watched TV, and listened to books. I don’t understand why some people can’t let others live, whether it’s Christmas or not, but I can’t say more for now. I found some fun facts … Continue reading Holiday Fun Facts
Happy Xmas (War Is Over) by the Plastic Ono Band with the Harlem Community Choir
Image is from Pexels I believe that everyone and their mother knows that "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" by the Plastic Ono Band with the Harlem Community Choir isn’t a recent release, but it was released in 1971. You are likely asking why I picked this song. In early December, a radio host asked this … Continue reading Happy Xmas (War Is Over) by the Plastic Ono Band with the Harlem Community Choir
Reindeer’s Origins And History
Image is from Pexels To me, reindeer are magical beings, even when I don’t relate them to Christmas, maybe because we don’t have them on the island, reindeer and deer, for me, the thought of eating one, as they do in some countries like the USA, is mind-blowing, but for today, I want to take … Continue reading Reindeer’s Origins And History
Four Halloween Symbols
The image is from Pexels Okay, I’m a bit embarrassed that I’m almost 30 and still not knowing some Halloween facts, but as I said, it’s not a holiday I grew up with. I always believe it’s never too late to learn. Last year, I wrote a similar post, but due to storage limitations on … Continue reading Four Halloween Symbols
About Pumpkins!
Image is from Pexels In Europe, pumpkins aren’t popular in the way they are used here, and, in general, Halloween wasn’t seen as a holiday in the 2000s when I was already in my teens, so I never went trick-or-treating, for example. The reason is likely tied to religious beliefs, especially among the older generation. … Continue reading About Pumpkins!
9/11 A Page In History
Image is from Pexels Today, 24 years ago The world was shaken and shattered When everyone, no matter what you were It was shocking, still waiting For what will happen next Knowing that some mums and dads Won't get home to their children that night It is a powerful imprint In my four-year-old mind As … Continue reading 9/11 A Page In History
Top Ten Tuesday/ Pick Your Genre
https://mybookworld24.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/image-49.png?w=1024 My mother is low-key mad at me since my hand still hurts, and I’m not well, so this introduction won’t be long. However, I read more than I thought, so that’s a win, even if most were novellas, I will count them. I need to do an unhaul, mostly of books I've read, and … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Pick Your Genre
Summer Worldwide Traditions
Image is from Pexels Like most things, my views on summer have changed since I was a child. One of my earliest memories is my aunt knowing how much I loved the water, setting up a kiddie pool in the front yard, and I still remember feeling the sun on my skin back then; it … Continue reading Summer Worldwide Traditions
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