Author: WAO Team

The world is at a juncture, and we need to rethink our approach, cautions writer and journalist Nadia Michel. Geopolitics are shifting, and technology has advanced more since the pandemic than over the last 15 years. While we continue to make advancements, knowing where to go from here can be difficult. There are so many successful entrepreneurs making a difference, but how do they do it, and what can we learn from them? Michel explores and aims to answer these questions in 40 Lessons: What the New Entrepreneurs Can Teach Us About Technology, Geopolitics & the Coming Reformation. The book offers…

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Discover the Power to Heal Yourself and Others. Experience first-hand holistic experts who will give you a taste of what they offer through various healing modalities and experiences. Learn and discover all types of Healers, Coaches, and Holistic Health Practitioners specializing in their powerful and unique offerings to assist you in your transformation and self-empowerment. Authors share authentic stories; some combine them with self-help-treatment tools and practices that balance physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. The multiple modalities offered in this book bring you closer to knowing which one fits your needs, and there are plenty of healing modalities and…

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HELLO AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR CAROLYN WATSON-DUBISCH, WELCOME TO WORLDAUTHORS.ORG! WE’RE THRILLED TO SEE YOU HAVE A NEW COMIC BOOK FOR KIDS CAN YOU TELL US A BIT ABOUT IT?My new comic book is called “After The Robots Died; The Rey Rabbits” It’s an Issue #1. This is the blurb and it captures the basic premise:“Arriving as embryos and raised by robots, a colony of children on a distant planet struggle to survive when all the robots begin to shut down”.We follow three of the children as they navigate their new life without the guidance of their robot Mother and teachers.…

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Forced to straddle alternative realities, a blue collar cop must evolve beyond his badge, overcoming his own dark past in The Karma Factor, a work of visionary fiction that explores the boundaries of human consciousness against the backdrop of a classic suspense thriller from author, poet and musician Thomas Lane. With a purpose that transcends the genre, Lane expertly weaves the novel’s wider message in a ground-breaking, white-knuckle ride between worlds, as characters set out to make karmic amendments, right wrongs and re-establish the power of choice. Haunted by a nameless guilt, tired of running from his demons, NYPD detective James…

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The Baby with Three Families, Two Countries, and One Promise: An International Adoption Story by award-winning author Julie Connor is a children’s book that delicately explains the process of international adoption using simple language and colorful illustrations by Saman Chinthaka Weerasinghe. Designed to be read by parents to a child adopted from a foreign country, the story traces the separate emotional journeys of the prospective adoptive parents from the United States and the biological mother from another country who makes the difficult decision to give up her baby for adoption. “Experts urge that children be made aware from the earliest possible…

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HELLO ROBERT L. JOSWICK, WELCOME TO WORLDAUTHORS.ORG! HOW DID AN NFL PLAYER AND HARLEY RIDER CREATE A FEMALE PI FOR HIS BOOK?I grew up in the shadows of a Western Pennsylvania coal mine and was raised in a coal mining family only speaking Polish until the age of ten. Graduated from The University of Tulsa and later earned a Masters of Business Administration. Went on to become a college and NFL football player, after that a salesman and manager for a Fortune 50 company.I first took an interest in writing, logging my wife’s and my motorcycle jaunts up and down…

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Lieutenant Philip Larimore fought in Southern Europe during World War II, but it wasn’t until he had been married for 50 years and his children were grown that he spoke candidly for the first time about his extraordinary encounters and achievements. The youngest-ever graduate of the Army’s Officer Candidate School and one of the most decorated front-line junior officers in the war, Larimore commanded a front-line platoon, shot snipers out of trees from 100 yards away, won a steeplechase with a Nazi officer in Czechoslovakia, completed a clandestine mission to save Lipizzaner horses from Hitler, became one of the youngest…

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We all wish to go to heaven, don’t we? But we have so many assumptions about heaven and how it looks. The concept of heaven and hell is something we all are aware of; however, Mitch Albom’s perception is heartwarming and heartbreaking equally. What if you meet 5 people in heaven? What do you think whom would we meet? The Five People You Meet in Heaven is a book that makes us meet with Eddie, an 83-year-old man who dies on his 83rd birthday while trying to save a girl. The story follows his past life and the afterlife in…

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Entrepreneur, investor and lifelong educator David Parker challenges stereotypes; shares universal, time-tested principles; and discusses both ends of the political spectrum and everything in between in his new book, A San Francisco Conservative. “The laws of money and economics and business are timeless,” Parker said in a recent interview. “You can’t circumvent those laws. You can have the great New Deal and the Affordable Care Act and the War on Poverty, but you’re not going to change the poverty rate.” Parker went back to school at age 50 to gain a deeper understanding of the timeless principles of economics — and the…

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As the son of a major league baseball player and a former baseball player himself, author Bob Wilber has lived the athlete life, and in his new book, How Far?, Wilber weaves the compelling story of two disparate athletes who meet and form an unlikely bond. His creative use of first-person writing, having his fictional protagonists appear to write the book themselves in their distinct voices, immerses readers in every thought and word of the two characters. Brooks Bennett is a gifted baseball player (and the son of artist hippies) from Southern California, and Eric Olson is an undersized hockey player…

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