Title: 2012: The Weak Economy and How to Deal with It to Empower the Citizens Author: Joseph Albert Gorski Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 1456799746 Pages: 60 Genre: Political Literature Review by: Aaron Washington Hollywood Book Reviews Anyone working in government would need to read this book because of how bare the author has laid
Title: Amos the Gifted Author: Wilbur Shapiro Publisher: CreateSpace ISBN: 978-1973833208 Genre: Biography Pages: 170 Reviewed by: Suzanne Gattis Hollywood Book Reviews Amos the Gifted, written by Wilbur Shapiro, follows the life of a young boy who had extraordinary talents. We watch his struggles and achievements transpire, always with his mother rooting
Title: Rejoice Author: Mary Angeline Bell Publisher: Omnibook Co. ISBN: 978-6214340910 Genre: Photography Pages: 90 Reviewed by: Ella Vincent Hollywood Book Reviews Rejoice is a thought-provoking collection of photographs from Mary Angeline Bell. Bell has collected a group of pictures which will inspire as well as open discussions. Rejoice is a collection of
Title: 2012: the Rise of a Third Party in the US Author: Joseph Albert Gorski Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 1463421826 Pages: 48 Genre: Political Science Reviewed by: Aaron Washington Hollywood Book Reviews Author Joseph Albert Gorski wrote a fascinating book, not just because he talks about elections from a different perspective, but also because he incorporates
Title: Runnin’ with Frogs: A Navy Memoir Author: George R. Worthington Publisher: Authors Press ISBN: 1643146262 Pages: 232 Genre: Biography Reviewed by: Dan MacIntosh Hollywood Book Reviews Although George R. Worthington’s memoir is centered around his American naval career, it also reads like an overview of modern military history. Worthington’s military career began at
Title: Government 2.0Author: Joseph GorskiPublisher: Book-Art Press Solutions LLCISBN: 978-1949338508Pages: 86Genre: Politics & Government/Non-FictionReviewed by: Tony Espinoza Hollywood Book Reviews Power is ever shifting in our world. Whether it is power on a personal level or power on a much grander scale, there are those that seek power over the population. The need for control has been
Title: The Second Truth: Korean War Author: John Viola HM2 Publisher: Workbook Press LLC ISBN: 978-1-954753-53-2 Pages: 66 Genre: Military History, Memoir Reviewed by: Jason Lulos Hollywood Book Reviews The Second Truth: Korean War by author John Viola was a highly enlightening read for several reasons. First and foremost, it dawned on me how
Title: Dings Author: Lance Fogan Publisher: Author Reputation Press, LLC ISBN: 978-1649612786 Pages: 280 Genre: Medical Fiction Reviewed by: Lily Amanda Hollywood Book Reviews Dings is a moving unabridged tome that chronicles the life of Sandra Golden and that of her family, and a medical diagnosis on her son that takes them all by
Title: Live or Die: A Stroke of Good Luck Author: Richard L. Burns Publisher: Author Reputation Press ISBN: 978-1649611970 Pages: 160 Genre: Biography / Health and Fitness Reviewed by: Lily Amanda Hollywood Book Reviews "There is so much to learn about life. It is a mixture of both good and bad and one has
Title: Charles Haldeman: A Memoir; Mid-Century Journeys of a Vagabond Author Author: Richard Haldeman Publisher: Page Publishing, Inc. ISBN: 978-1647010546 Pages: 212 Genre: Author Biographies/Memoirs/Arts & Literature Reviewed by: Tony Espinoza Hollywood Book Reviews It is often said that life is not about the destination, but the journey to get to that destination. A
