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Isabella Viora
I’m an emerging writer. I love reading and writing book reviews. I also learn about relationships and personal mental growth. I share original writings in my daily life, and hope you enjoy my content.
How to Be More Well Spoken Without Pretending
How to be more well spoken naturally. Learn to write, reflect, and speak with clarity without forcing big words or performing.
Read moreRansom Book Review: Our Secrets Chain Us, Not Our Enemies
A billionaire's wife vanishes. The ransom is money—but the real price is the secrets we hide from ourselves. A spy thriller about the lies we tell.
Read moreHow to Tell if Someone Likes You: 7 Body Language Signs That Reveal a Secret Crush
Wondering how to tell if someone likes you? Watch for these 7 body language signs — from dilated pupils to mirroring — that reveal a secret crush.
Read moreRevolution Book Review: A Nation Born from Doubt and Faith
The founding of America is a story of faith, doubt, and ordinary courage. This book made me see how imperfect people did something extraordinary.
Read moreBest Finance Books Compared: I Will Teach You to Be Rich vs From Debt to Wealth
Two popular finance books compared. One gives you a system for money you already have. The other gives you a path out of debt.
Read moreHow to Stop Accepting Less Than You Deserve
How to stop accepting less than you deserve. Learn to recognize the difference between a down season and a transitional season and start choosing yourself.
Read moreHow to Read People in 3 Seconds: 4 Body Language Clues That Reveal What They’re Really Thinking
Learn how to read people in 3 seconds with these 4 body language cues. From crossed arms to eye contact, understand anyone faster and more accurately.
Read moreWhy Do People Disrespect You? The Power of No Reaction
Why do people disrespect you? Learn how staying calm and refusing to react takes away their power and protects your peace.
Read moreUndivided Book Review: The Hard Work of Racial Solidarity
A Cincinnati church tries the impossible: bridging racial divides through faith. This book doesn't give you answers—it shows you the cost.
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