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The fact that everyone has a soul Across a world that is truly whole Reveals the commonality That all people share, And through the willpower To actually care, There could still be a beacon of hope Even during the darkest hour, So find a way To use today To move and improve The nature ofContinue reading “Inclusive Access”

As the music of the night Surrenders to the break of dawn, Today is the day To continue on, And venture into adventure Without fearing the unknown, And then recognize How much one has grown Throughout the only life That one could ever own, So strive to understand The meaning of being alive, And thenContinue reading “Becoming Golden Light”

Even though it might take a while To develop a sense of style, Please perform the role That one has been born to play While making the most Out of every day, And then endure By remaining pure, And then strive for more As a way to open doors To a life full of endlessContinue reading “Staging Style”

Rushing water all around While searching for the meaning Of being found, And the Earthly ground That borders the sea Characterizes the landscape of reality, And by understanding a way To make the most out of every day, Then waves of resistance Could bring about A sense of elegance And eloquence Without a doubt, SoContinue reading “Waves of Impact”

Many of us read books, but we don’t think about the people behind them. Recently, I  read an essay titled “The Nature and Aim of Fiction” by Flannery O’Connor, a female  author in the 1950s. She said a great deal of things regarding writing fiction as a  novelist, some of which are contradictory to popularContinue reading ““The Nature and Aim of Fiction” by Flannery O’Connor”

When someone says the word ” Native” or “Indian”, what comes to mind?  For some, they think of Pocahontas and Christopher Columbus. For others, they might think of the Native Americans living in the US and their painful history. For people like Leah Myers, they think of blood quantum laws, Indian boarding schools,  and theContinue reading “A Book Review on Thinning Blood by Alena Sachs”

Ever since the pandemic started, many teens and young adults started using the up-and-coming app, TikTok, as their form of entertainment. TikTok has become a very popular platform for Generation Z and is used by many companies as their form of marketing. On this app, people can play with filters, try cool challenges, and danceContinue reading “Books you should read, according to my BookTok page. By Alena Sachs”

As a woman, many people tend to think that my favorite genre of books would be Romance. After all, I know several women who like to sit in the bath, candles burning, champagne sitting on the side, while enjoying their Soap Opera-in-pages. Surprisingly, my preferred book genre is Science Fiction. However, my favorite book fallsContinue reading “My Favorite Book By Alena Sachs”

International Book Lovers Day was August ninth, but really, what’s stopping the celebration? This holiday gives readers a chance to celebrate the many aspects of reading that they love such as digging into a new adventure, meeting inspiring characters, or exploring a new world. There are so many books and genres out there to chooseContinue reading “International Book Lovers Day Recommendations”

August first is National Girlfriends Day, a time to celebrate the friendships you have with the amazing women in your life! Think about how often you turn to your girlfriends and how many times they’ve made you laugh until you cry. Friendship between women is powerful and beautiful, so why not look for these relationshipsContinue reading “Books That Celebrate Female Friendship”