SAOW Book Sounds Book Reviews

Traci reviews the first from the 'velvet teahouse' series, this one focusing on witches and enchanted teas.

Eric and Traci review a japanese (translated) book about time travel and regret.

Eric and Traci interview Mary Tippett, author of 'Enduring Legacies: People of the 1926 Barnes- Hecker Mine Disaster'.For more info and events surrounding this disaster check out the Barnes and Hecker 100th anniversary page https://www.facebook.com/barnes.hecker.100th.anniversary?mibextid=wwXIfr&rdid=NECm8QYj8o3gvZ0Z&share_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fshare%2F1KFPr72HPV%2F%3Fmibextid%3DwwXIfr#

Eric and Traci review a book about a mining tragediey in the UP.

Eric and Traci review the final book in the 'Once Upon A Con' Series by Ashley Poston.

Eric and Traci review the second book in the 'Once Upon A Con' Series by Ashley Poston.

Eric And Traci review the first in an Ashley Poston YA trilogy.

Traci reviews another Kristy Greenwood rom-com.

Eric reviews a book that talks about the art of not worrying what other people are doing.

Traci reviews a fun story by a new favorite author.

Eric and Traci interview author, Sasha Preston, author of 'The Seetest Getaway' and get some insights into the book and the author.

Eric and Traci review a fun heist book and will have the author on to talk about it in a future episode.

Eric reviews a book about bias.

Traci reviews Kristen Kish's memoir talking about humble midwest beginnings to competing on Top Chef and now hosting and everything in between.

Eric Reviews what could be considered a female empowerment book about an African American, woman ceo in Silicon Valley and how she got there.

Eric reviews a book from a favorite author of his.

Traci reviews two books today by Kerry Winfrey, 'Waiting For Tom Hanks' and Not Like The Movies'.

Traci reviews a rom-com book from one of her favorites, Ashley Poston.

Traci reviewsanother rom-com by Emily Henry.

Traci reviews a YA book about 'the better Hawkeye', Kate Bishop.

Traci reviews a book about viking healers and witches and their spiritual practices.

Eric reviews a book about how the brain works and what the author calls system one and system two processing.

Eric reviews a book that talks about the basics of CBT.

Eric reviews a book that talks about some changes that coud theoretically be made to make your life easier.

Traci reviews a rom-com style bok where a girl has to chase down a possible love that she met in her brief entry into the after life.

Eric reviews a book that challenges us to change the way we think about the way the world is connected around us.

Eric reviews a book that talks about ways to make your business run a little smoother.

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Eric reviews the second in a series by Ashley Poston. Can this one live up to Heart of Iron?

Traci reviews a book of exercies and techniques to help overcome pain and help with everyday life.

Eric reviews a marketing book that made him realize that there's no 'secret sauce' when it comes to marketing. Confused as to what that means? Give it a listen.

Traci reviews a book by a woman who is part Native American who becomes a healer. Rhis book is a journal of some of the journeys that the author went through.

Eric Reviews a book by 'former' comedien Kyle Cease who now turned motivational speaker. A fan of the comedian, how does Eric rate this book and lifestyle change?

Eric reviews a second in a series

In this episode Eric reviews a book that has a deeper meaning than the written story.

In this episode Traci reviews a chakra book that focuses on healing the chakras. If you are looking to heal the chakras this book may be for you.

This is a review from both Eric and Traci since they both read this book due to a backpacking trip to Grand Island. This book did a good job of giving readers an idea of what Grand Island and its Chippewa were like throughout time.

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In this episode Eric reviews a paranormal investigation book. This still may not be the book for Eric but it could be the right book for you and we'll tell you why.

In this review, Traci talks about her second highest rated book and some of its valuable content. At the end, Traci and Eric invite the author to Beaver and Grand Island with their hiking crew.

Traci finally was able to get out of her reading slump and had her first review in awhile, an intro to chakras book. This book may have been short but it was sweetand full of little nuggets of wisdomto gets you started on your chakras journey

In this episode Eric reviews a book with a title that drew him to it and it didn't seem to under-deliver. We find out about a man who felt anything but normal from a young age and ended up not minding it so much.

In our first repeat non-fiction author, Eric reviews a Simon Sinek - Business book about being a good leader. Can this book get a better rating than Simon's last one?

In this review, Eric talks about an book which, naturally, is about the breath but goes so much deeper into techniqes and why we do what we do. Be sure to tune in.

Don't be fooled by the author, this is an Eric review. Set in space this book has action, a little bit of sci-fi and a great story line to keep you reading.

This week Eric reviews a book by his author friend, Gavin, about a true murder that happened in Wisconsin and was found at Bong Airforce base. Not usually reading this style of books, Eric was a fan of the writing style.

In This Episode Eric Reviews a book that talk about a uniqe way to look at business finance.

This week Eric reviews a fiction book of his choosing! Eric found a fun sci-fi, post apocalyptic genre that seems to fit him. Is this something that we are going to see more of from Him?

In this episode the couple review a book from one of Traci (and Eric's) favorite authors. This is a YA Buffy prequil about Tara from the original series. Picture this.. new girl in school, you're a witch, other students are dying and everyone suspects you. You don't have to be a Buffy fan to like this book but you will be a Ashley Poston fan after reading this book.Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds: the life and times of a neurodivergent, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com email at [email protected]

In this episode Eric gives is first negative review, check out why.Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds: the life and times of a neurodivergent, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com email at [email protected]