All The Latest Whizbuzz Books

Tales from the Aether : Matthew C. Woodruff

Tales from the Aether: Extraordinary Tales of Dark Fiction, Dark Humor and Horror In this extraordinary collection of ‘dark’ short stories, Matthew C. Woodruff explores the timeless questions of Joy, Fear, Love, Loss, Foreboding and Incomprehension. All set around particular holidays, the characters in these twelve stories experience things we can only imagine. These stories will make the reader stop to wonder if anyone ever really knows those closest to them or even the world around them. These tales are full of humor and honesty, weirdness and chills. Each of these tales will leave a lasting impression on the reader and make them look at the universe in a new way. 26 Absurdities of Tragic Proportions by Matthew C. Woodruff

Aeronauts: The Struggle to Fly : Lee Fischer

Aeronauts: The Struggle to Fly Aeronauts: The Struggle to Fly is an historical-based fictional saga involving hundreds of dreamers, designers, builders, and daring aeronauts between the years 1784 and 1913. It shines a light on some early visionaries and aviators that came of age before the Wright brothers were even born. It challenges the paradigm of how we thought events unfolded and what we thought we knew. Exciting clips of flight that let the reader tag along and feel the wind in their hair and bugs in their teeth. Oh, what it must feel like to fly. The story covers the how and whys, political finagling and public involvement which occurred worldwide in the first decade of the 19th century.

In the Trenches: Hilarious Tales of Parenting Gone Awry : Jennifer Mearns

In the Trenches: Hilarious Tales of Parenting Gone Awry Ever felt like a monumental failure in parenting? In the Trenches: Hilarious Tales of Parenting Gone Awry is a collection of stories from top bloggers, writers, moms and dads that deal with the messier, and funnier, side of parenting. Have you ever walked around a water park with toilet paper hanging from your bathing suit? Have you ever metal-detected your two-year-old to look for pennies? Have one of your kids “Pulled a Conor?” These parents have! Book Links Website Facebook Group Twitter Instagram On Amazon

Be Like Paul : Ryan Vayo

Be Like Paul: A Short Guide to Guaranteed Success and Happiness Be Like Paul is a short, light-hearted take on some simple, often overlooked life advice that can alter your direction forever. With the current speed of information, there is an abundance of “hacks,” “theories” and so on regarding how you can get ahead, get rich, or just get more out of the hours in a day. You could read thousands of pages or listen to countless hours of video on the topic of self-improvement. This book is the perfect contrast to that; it breaks down one of the oldest and most proven pieces of productivity advice through the eyes of a successful man who used one strategy to turn

A Small Town Christmas Anthology : Ciara Knight

A Small Town Christmas Anthology: A Collection of Sweet Holiday Stories Are you looking for a clean and wholesome holiday romance? How about five heartwarming stories from USA Today bestselling and Maggie award-winning author? These “feel-good” yet “deeply emotional” stories offer second chance romance, mistletoe weddings, and even a splash of miracles with the promise of a happily ever after that will warm your hearts and curl your toes. Book Links Website Facebook Twitter Goodreads Amazon Author Page On Amazon

Neo Creation of Life and Space/Matter : Pawel Kozycz

Neo Creation of Life and Space/Matter: Or Micro Drone Revolution A (the first?) book/concept/draft about DNA engineering/economy of entire space, matter, life super law attempt/search – an active (neo anthropogenic) theory of everything. Perspectives and proposals in the increasing participation in process control, which until now have been recognized beyond the reach of modern science. Neo anthropologic/neo technologic, neo economic visions of DNA of life/matter of neo evolution/neo creation. This “brainstorm” book is to widen up horizons on our existence, but not quite in a philosophical way. You may be more inspired by innovations proposals that deal with climate towards fundaments for modern civilization. This includes everyone and the entire environment including his surrounding space as well. This book is

Magnus Patricius : Patrick G. Cox

Magnus Patricius: The Remarkable Life of St Patrick, the Man St Patrick is the most well-known saint in the world, but who was St Patrick, the man? Magnus Sucatus Patricius was born to a wealthy family of minor Romano-British nobility. Captured by the Scotti (the Irish) when he was sixteen, he endured six years of slavery before making his way to home and freedom. He eventually returned to minister to the people who had enslaved him. This young man of nobility and property foreswore everything—life, birthright, comfort, and home—to serve God. There were several attempts on his life and on his person, but he survived them all. Thanks to his writing, his is the one authentic voice we have from

Fill Your Mind Before You Fill Your Plate : Faisal Alshawa

Fill Your Mind Before You Fill Your Plate Are you constantly struggling to stick to an exercise plan? Unsure of which diet you should even be on? Keto? Paleo? Vegan? Atkins? The list is endless. And if you’re picking up this book while struggling to live a healthier lifestyle consistently, you’re not alone. I was exactly like you. When I first began my journey towards a healthy lifestyle in 2008, the struggle was real. I didn’t know where to start and I had no support. That was when I started to look within, and found that I was able to use the power of my mind to help myself develop healthy habits and embed them into my current lifestyle. My