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5 Interesting Facts about Europe

Chanthology
April 24, 2023
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Book Clubs / Historical Non-Fiction / Non-Fiction
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Europe is a fascinating continent with a diverse population, rich culture, and history. Europe has much to offer whether you’re a history enthusiast or want to learn more about the world. And, if you want to learn more about European history, stay tuned to William Thomas Edwards‘ upcoming book, Concise European History: Why Europe Is the Way It Is. Did you enjoy reading? Check out our previous blogs below! True Crime Stories That Will […]

Love and Poetry: A Match Made in Heaven

The connection between love and poetry has been recognized by scholars throughout history. From the ancient Greeks to the Romantics, poets have used their words to express the many emotions of the heart. This blog post explores the relationship between love and poetry and how they make a perfect match. The connection between love and poetry dates back to the earliest known literature. In ancient Greece, poets such as Sappho and Anacreon wrote about love […]

Dad Jokes 101: How to Make Your Kids Roll Their Eyes

Dad jokes are notorious for being cheesy, cringey, and oh-so-punny. They’re the kind of jokes that make your kids roll their eyes and groan in embarrassment, but secretly, they love them. What better way to do your role as a dad than to keep your kids entertained and laughing than with a bombardment of dad jokes? Here are some pointers for perfecting the art of dad joking and getting your kids groan in delight. 1. […]

Unraveling the Minds of Serial Killers: A Review of Devon F. Walker’s “Serial Killers”

Chanthology
April 7, 2023
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Book Clubs / Mystery and Thriller / True Crime
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True crime literature has always been a fascinating genre, with readers often drawn to the dark and twisted minds of some of history’s most notorious criminals. Devon F. Walker’s debut book, “Serial Killers: Their Creation, Crimes, and Capture”, which was featured on EIN Presswire, provides a gripping exploration of the minds and actions of some of the world’s most infamous serial killers, from Peter Sutcliffe to Pedro Lopez. The book opens with a personal account of […]