Readers Magnet Review

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ReadersMagnet Review is committed to sharing meaningful stories and interests with the world. In line with its practice of integrity, it provides nothing but honest assessments of all things literary.

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ReadersMagnet Review is a community of individuals with a shared interest in everything worth reading about. It is a place where authors and their books are given the attention they deserve without bias toward their subject nor prejudice against their identity.

Literary Executive Review: Katina Blasingame, “Breakthrough Fear”

For many, living with chronic anxiety feels like being trapped on a rollercoaster that never stops at the platform. The world becomes an incomprehensible blur, and…

Literary Executive Review: Kristina Orliczky, Mona’s Mitten: A Story to “MOVE” to

Mona’s Mitten: A Story to “MOVE” to by Kristina Orliczky, P.T., is a thoughtfully crafted children’s book that blends storytelling, movement, and imagination into a cohesive…

LITERARY EXECUTIVE REVIEW: Does Every Little Bud on the Bush That Grows Try to Make Room for Another Rose? by Dorothy R. and Barbara A. and Dorothy “Dottie” L. Mumma

“Does Every Little Bud on the Bush That Grows Try to Make Room for Another Rose?” brings together Dorothy R. Mumma’s poetry, personal writings, and visual…

Literary Executive Review: Ysaac J. Chabo, “Out of Bondage: The Cuban Exodus”

A Life Recounted with Purpose and Humility Some stories ask to be told not for recognition, but for remembrance. Out of Bondage: The Cuban Exodus is…

Literary Executive Review: Marsha S. Denison, “My Name Is Buttons: This Is My Story”

My Name Is Buttons: This Is My Story by Marsha S. Denison is a heartfelt and tender animal memoir told entirely from the perspective of Buttons,…

Literary Executive Review: Henry R. Leggette, Progress Through Struggle

Some books tell a story. Others reveal a life. Progress Through Struggle is the latter. Henry R. Leggette shares a journey shaped by faith, discipline, and…

Rising Above the Odds: A Review of “Progress Through Struggle”Henry R. Leggette

Henry R. Leggette’s Progress Through Struggle is an educational memoir that chronicles his journey from the segregated fields of Mississippi to the heights of federal management.…

Literary Executive Interview: Michael O’Sheasy, “A Parable and A Warning”

A Quiet Story That Carries a Serious Weight Some books speak loudly. Others speak calmly – and are far more unsettling because of it. A Parable…

America Tonight with Kate Delaney: Henry R. Leggette, “Progress Through Struggle”

A Testament to Perseverance and Faith When Henry R. Leggette sat down with Kate Delaney on the Author’s Corner segment of the syndicated radio program “America…