Tag: book review

TV Presenter and Singer Stacey Jackson shines with inspiring book debut “How A Gangsta Rapper Made Me A Better Mom”

January 19, 2024

Multi-Award winning TV presenter, singer and entrepreneur Stacey Jackson is fitting another title under her belt with the release of her sensational first novel “How A Gangsta Rapper Made Me a Better Mom”. Based on Stacey’s sublime success story of chart-topping hits and collaborations with the likes of Snoop Dogg, this heartwarming, humorous debut on resilience and motherhood will captivate readers and leave them with the undying message that it’s never too late to live your dreams. 

Genesis Publications Announce Official Beach Boys Book

July 14, 2023

The Beach Boys are one of the most famous rock bands in the genre’s near century-long history and stand among the pioneers of the genre, but they’ve never truly been able to tell their story in full from the beginning. That changes in 2024, with Genesis Publications releasing an autobiography of the band in book form, and pre-orders for the book opening alongside the book’s announcement.

Beans on Toast with new book 'Foolhardy Folk Tales'

SPILLING MORE BEANS – Review Of Beans On Toast’s New Book ‘Foolhardy Folk Tales’

August 25, 2021

Foolhardy Folk Tales is a new collection of stories by singer-songwriter Jay McAllister, who goes by the name Beans on Toast. The follow up to…

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Unbroken’ By Laura Hillenbrand: Some Reasons Why Every Student Should Read It in 2020

September 21, 2020

Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand was published almost a decade ago and it remains one of the best books on the market. It was on the New York Times Bestseller’s list almost 150 times. It spent four years on the list, out of which fourteen weeks were at its top. Today, this written masterpiece remains the fifth non-fiction novel that’s the longest-running bestseller of all times.

Thomas Dolby’s ‘The Speed Of Sound’ Is A Lightning Fast Who’s Who Of Everything

August 5, 2017

Thomas Dolby is indeed a Connector. His book, ‘The Speed Of Sound’ is on the surface the story of his life to date: the first half about his music, and the second about his life as a pioneer in the computer industry in Silicon Valley.

Dig a little deeper though – and it won’t have to be too deep, and you realise that it’s really about his connections.