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Joseph D McKnight

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  • Pet Sematary

    The master of horror gets dark with this one. In the prologue he states that this novel almost was never published because of how dark it is. After reading this I completely understand. Very well written and something that could leave you with nightmares. This book is very adult themes and language. I am impressed…

    August 29, 2022
  • Discovering the Quality of Success

    This book is a nonfiction book talking about ways we can be better ourselves. There are several touching stories and a lot about just living a quality life. Albeit dated, we have only seen the things he talks about getting worse. My favorite part is him talking about the fact that craftsmanship is getting less…

    August 26, 2022
  • The Mystery of the Lost Village

    Book 37 of the Boxcar Children. This was an exciting book that felt well researched. Lots of cool Native American historical information sprinkled in (Navajo specifically). It was enough to make me want to look further into how the Native Americans lived and thrives in the wilds of North America. I suggest you do not…

    August 26, 2022
  • Good Omens

    If you have watched the series you will see that they have done an outstanding job with the translation from the book. Have have enjoyed both the series and the book. Definitely a whole new way at looking at the end of days. I love the humor in this book along with the premise. The…

    August 26, 2022
  • Siege Tactics

    Book 4 in the Spells, Swords, & Stealth series. A good read, still waiting for the two groups to converge. The party has grown stronger and a lot happens to move the story along. Overall the series keeps me going but there still is a bit off with the pacing. Mostly with the non main…

    August 24, 2022
  • How to Tell a Story

    This book was specific to the experiences related to The Moth. That said it was still very insightful to the various tools that a storyteller can utilize to properly convey a story. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to improve their delivery on a story or that feels they have a wonderful…

    August 23, 2022
  • Going Rogue

    Book 3 in the Spells, Swords, & Stealth series. Really enjoyed this one. There were a few inappropriate words that I think the novel would have been even better without. The concept is very interesting and this book went further to blur the reality between the game and the real world. I am very excited…

    August 23, 2022
  • Armageddon

    Book 11 of the Left Behind series. This is right at the end. I am very curious what the next two books are about. Lots of death in this one. Key figures are finally killed off. The end of this book is not cheery at all and leaves me wanting to get into the next…

    August 22, 2022
  • The Remnant

    Book 10 of the Left Behind series. This was what the lady book was missing, plenty of curses and plenty miracles. This book keeps you on edge all the way through. I enjoyed this title and am looking forward to the next.

    August 19, 2022
  • The Prophecy

    Book 34 of Animorphs. This was a deepening story not a major confrontation. The only thing that makes this interesting is that perhaps this could create a cavalry situation later in the series. Other than that, this is not a must read for the series. That said it was still a fun read.

    August 18, 2022
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