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“A stunning collection … both intriguing and accomplished. … As much a personal catharsis as it is an ode to universal themes like love, loss and self-discovery.” —IndieReader review (IR Approved)
“[Bajwa’s] lines dance, … a bevy of vivid, surprising sketches accompanying and enriching most pages. The combination is arresting, both naive and savvy, simple and rich.” —BookLife Reviews
“I recommend this book to anyone going through a rough time who needs the assurance that things will get better.” —Reedsy reviewer
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Flowers Grow on Broken Walls is a unique collection of poems and prose that talks about healing and finding yourself in a world that constantly tells you who you shouldn’t be.
The poems speak to our everyday human emotions: from being heartbroken and questioning our self-worth in a world of judgment, to finding ourselves and appreciating those really important in our lives — especially our inner, true selves. It is a story that is everyone’s story at one point or the other.
The collection displays a raw and honest portrayal of an artist who cannot help but create something beautiful in the midst of the ugliness she has been put through, and who continues to hope against all odds, as she lets go of what she has been told is important and finds herself in what she truly is.
It is a story that starts with heartache and ends with healing, starts with rejection but ends with self-acceptance. Read BookTrib’s review here.
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“A most unusual and highly entertaining biography … In a book geared for all ages from young to adult, you’ll see how one man, with so much on his shoulders, was able to put his heavy burdens into a lighter context, reaffirming his greatness and showing that just like the rest of us, he’s only human.” —BookTrib
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Abraham Lincoln, affectionally nicknamed “Old Abe,” is the most adored of all American presidents to whom historians attribute every imaginable superlative. But oddly enough, two of his unparalleled qualities have completely escaped all scholars of American history: Lincoln is unquestionably the greatest jokester America has ever known … and the most religious, having ushered in the U.S. motto “In God We Trust.”
For sure, our 16th U.S. president had his share of controversy and conflict, from personal family tragedies to the anxiety and tension of being Chief Commander during the great war that split our nation for years. A. T. Kabambay shows us a Lincoln who above all else was human and authentic.
“Lincoln routinely chose humor to control the terrible stress he endured his entire life and also to defuse the tension, attract attention or get a message across,” writes Kabambay. “He had a physical and psychological need to laugh that prompted him to joke under any and all circumstances – even the most tragic.”
In this succinct biography of the 16th President of the United State of America — without a doubt, the funniest biography of all time — you will discover some of the most hilarious stories Lincoln told, along with amusing anecdotes of his life. Read BookTrib’s full review here.
“A most unusual and highly entertaining biography … In a book geared for all ages from young to adult, you’ll see how one man, with so much on his shoulders, was able to put his heavy burdens into a lighter context, reaffirming his greatness and showing that just like the rest of us, he’s only human.” —BookTrib
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Abraham Lincoln, affectionally nicknamed “Old Abe,” is the most adored of all American presidents to whom historians attribute every imaginable superlative. But oddly enough, two of his unparalleled qualities have completely escaped all scholars of American history: Lincoln is unquestionably the greatest jokester America has ever known … and the most religious, having ushered in the U.S. motto “In God We Trust.”
For sure, our 16th U.S. president had his share of controversy and conflict, from personal family tragedies to the anxiety and tension of being Chief Commander during the great war that split our nation for years. A. T. Kabambay shows us a Lincoln who above all else was human and authentic.
“Lincoln routinely chose humor to control the terrible stress he endured his entire life and also to defuse the tension, attract attention or get a message across,” writes Kabambay. “He had a physical and psychological need to laugh that prompted him to joke under any and all circumstances – even the most tragic.”
In this succinct biography of the 16th President of the United State of America — without a doubt, the funniest biography of all time — you will discover some of the most hilarious stories Lincoln told, along with amusing anecdotes of his life. Read BookTrib’s full review here.
