Spring New Release Book Round Up

Take a look at what’s new in the book world

Here are some new and recently released titles worth checking out. This list includes award winners, well-known athletes, and online creators who have made the move into writing.

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Birdie Doran lives alone on a remote station, using virtual reality to cope with isolation while maintaining systems. When she discovers a nearby abandoned station, she begins to question her reality and uncover hidden truths about her life.
Available on Amazon

A collection of sharp, surreal short comics by Michael DeForge that explore pop culture, fame, and nostalgia through strange, humorous, and visually inventive stories.
Available on Amazon

Caroline and Matthew are separated when war sends him away, but after being left for dead, he struggles to make his way home. As he fights to survive, Caroline waits without knowing if he’s still alive or if they’ll ever reunite.
Available on Amazon

They were lost in an enveloping void, trapped within a vast labyrinth of anomalous corridors. There was no escape—these bizarre halls seemed to exist in a permanent, purgatorial state. It was a place never meant for human eyes, an infinitely dividing in-between where only the damned reside—the Back Rooms.
Available on Amazon

The story takes readers back to Grays Ferry, Philadelphia, where each neighborhood has its own identity, challenges, and rules. Michael grows up in South Philly as the son of a boxer—not in a movie version of the life, but in the reality of a tough city, where he struggles with fear, self-doubt, and the pressure to prove himself.
Available on Amazon

A memoir by Isabel Klee about her twenties in New York City, balancing friendships, relationships, and a growing passion for rescuing dogs. Through it all, her bond with her dog Simon helps her find purpose, community, and a sense of belonging.
Available on Amazon

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Women More Than Twice As Likely To Have Mental Issues After Abortion Than Childbirth: Study

A new study in the Journal of Psychiatric Research found that abortions were linked to over double the rate of hospitalizations for psychiatric disorders and attempted suicide.

“Having a history of abortion was an additional risk factor for mental health hospitalization after a repeat abortion,” they add. “The literature is mixed on whether patients with a history of abortion have more mental health disorders after a second abortion […] Having a history of live birth was also a risk factor for mental health hospitalization, although it is not clear why patients who already have children would be at increased risk after an abortion.”

Read the study below

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022395625003309?via%3Dihub

How to Brand Yourself like a Celebrity

Whether you haven’t started or you need a brand tune up, this video is excellent.

By.Kayleigh summarizes and explains the benefits of recognizable brands and besides covering the basics digs deeper and gives viewers actionable activities and goals that can shape their professional personas in a way that breaks through the noise.

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