SAOW Book Sounds Book Reviews

This week Eric reviews a book by his author friend, Gavin, about a true murder that happened in Wisconsin and was found at Bong Airforce base. Not usually reading this style of books, Eric was a fan of the writing style.

In This Episode Eric Reviews a book that talk about a uniqe way to look at business finance.

This week Eric reviews a fiction book of his choosing! Eric found a fun sci-fi, post apocalyptic genre that seems to fit him. Is this something that we are going to see more of from Him?

In this episode the couple review a book from one of Traci (and Eric's) favorite authors. This is a YA Buffy prequil about Tara from the original series. Picture this.. new girl in school, you're a witch, other students are dying and everyone suspects you. You don't have to be a Buffy fan to like this book but you will be a Ashley Poston fan after reading this book. Be sure to check out our other...

In this episode Eric gives is first negative review, check out why. Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds: the life and times of a neurodivergent, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com email at stigmasandopenwounds@gmail.com

This time Eric reviews a book by an author both hosts are familar with that contains an interesting and helpful topic for entrepenuers. Simon feels every business should 'start with why'; does Eric agree? Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds: the life and times of a neurodivergent, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com email at stigmasandopenwounds@gmail.com

This book review by Eric talks about an interesting concept NLP: Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Will this concept draw you in as much as it drew me in? Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds: the life and times of a neurodivergent, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com email at stigmasandopenwounds@gmail.com

In this episode both Traci and Eric review the fiction book of 'The Dead Romantics,' a witty, funny and heartwearming book with twists and turns. Warning: this book contains ghosts, ghostwriters, dog mayers and celebratory funerals; dont read if this is too much for you. Who will give it a higher score? Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds: the life and times of a neurod...

In this episode Eric reviews a financial retirement book that encourages you to, you guessed it, just keep buying, along with some other great tips.

In this episode Traci reviews recommendation to her that is out of her genre narated by a dog. If you are an animal lover and a lover of racing, this book is for you.

In this episode Eric reviews a book about creating facebook groups. This book talks about how to use facebook groups as a marketing device and the book itself is a marketing device.

In this episode Eric reviews a book that is supposed to tell us how to create a business that will enable us to create a 5-day weekend for ourselves.

In this episode Traci reviews Ashlewy Poston's newest book, 'The Seven Year Slip'. This is a rom-com that is about an apartment that will 'slip' you back in time seven years. There are only two rules for the apartment, take your shoes off and don't fall in love. Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com

In this episode Eric reviews four books about investing by Garrett Gunderson about investing: What Would the Rockefellars Do, Killing Sacred Cows, Budgeting Sucks, and What Would Billionairs Do . In these books Gunderson talks about a different way of investing that dates back to the Rockefellars and is still being used today. Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds, and ot...

In this week's episode Traci reviews another neurodiversity book. This book does a great job of showing that if you are neurodivergent it is not a weakness, rather, you may have many other strengths. What is normal anyway? Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com

In this episode Eric reviews a book written by an ex Latin King gang member who talks about what led him to choosing gang life and why he chose to leave in the end. Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com

In this episode Eric reviews a book that seems to have been written ahead of its time. This book talks about things that seem similar to a mini industrial revolution but it was written in 2012. Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com

In this episode Traci reviews a non-fiction book about neurodivergence which is another way to say 'not normal'. This term groups together many neurological disorders and this book discusses a bit about it. Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com

In this non-fiction book, reviewed today by Eric, we hear about how everyone is irrational. Think you're not? By the end of the book you may be thinking differently. Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com

In this episode we talk about a fiction book that Traci read first but it was so good that she was able to get Eric to read it as well so you get two reviews for the price of one. This book is about an awkward 30 year old woman who stays to herself much of the time but after circumstances force her out of her shell she starts to become a different person. Is the person she becomes a better person?...

In This Episode Traci Reveiws Happy Plaace by Emily Henry. This is a 'Rom-Com', Womens-Lit book about a complicated friend's vacation. This is Emily Henry's most recent book, but don't look now, because she's just announced another book! Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com

In today's Episode Eric reviews 'The One Millions Book Method' be Mike Shreeve. This is a book that was made as a marketing tool but also teaches you how to market. Be sure to check out our other podcast, Stigmas and Open Wounds, and other content at stigmasandopenwounds.com

A sneak peak for our new book review show where we review fiction and non-fiction books equally (although we each have our preference).