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Why You Should Read to Your Children

by davidspell | Apr 3, 2020 | Book Excerpts, Book Reviews, Parenting, Personal Development | 0 comments

Do you read books to your children? It seems that this has become a lost art. It is so much easier to turn on the television and sit them in front of it or to give them our iPad to play with. Family movie nights are great but I am suggesting something else. Why not,...

Book Excerpt- Reflections on the Resurrection

by davidspell | Feb 28, 2020 | Blog, Book Excerpts, Book Reviews, Christian Living | 0 comments

*Easter is getting close. Here’s a chapter from my book Reflections on the Resurrection. Enjoy! Three Women, A Couple of Angels, and an Empty Tomb “But very early on Sunday morning the women came to the tomb,...

Podcast- Where Do I Start in Writing My Book? Part Two

by davidspell | Feb 19, 2020 | Book Excerpts, Book Reviews, Personal Development, Podcasts | 0 comments

Happy or Unhappy?

by davidspell | Dec 9, 2019 | Blog, Book Excerpts, Book Reviews, Personal Development | 0 comments

James Clear is the bestselling author of Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones. This is an amazing book and I highly recommend it! I get Clear’s email newsletter and this was too good not to share: How to Be Unhappy:...

Big Christmas Sale!

by davidspell | Nov 22, 2019 | Blog, Book Excerpts, Book Reviews | 0 comments

It’s time to get started with your Christmas shopping and do I have a deal for you! The prices on these nine books have all been slashed. I cut the prices as much as Amazon would let me so that you can get some great bargains for you and your loved ones. Each...

What Are We Living For?

by davidspell | Oct 5, 2019 | Blog, Book Excerpts, Book Reviews, Christian Living, Personal Development | 0 comments

“In the end, most of us will wonder if what we’ve given ourselves to has been worth the fight, especially if no one remembers our names. And that’s why we must never forget that what is done for ourselves will one day be forgotten, but that what we have done for...