Pennyworth Books

The “Cure My Sweaty Palms” guide was created by a 23 year old economic student named Andy Goodman who had sweaty palms for his entire life until he discovered the secret method that stops sweaty palms within five days. Based on his own success with the method he has created this guide to help others also get rid of their sweaty palms in five days.

The method is very easy to use. In fact it’s so easy that Goodman claims that even a 10 year old could use it. So this isn’t some complicated thing. The guide explains in step by step detail exactly what you must do to stop the problem. To make sure that the method didn’t only work for him he tested it on other people who also had the problem. He found that it worked for every single one of them within five days. In all he…

The human mind is embedded with a large amount of abilities about which we are hardly aware. It is studied that, the maximum usage of human potential is less than 10% of the total in the entire life. Studies conducted assumes that Albert Einstein, the most ever known brilliant scientist never used more than 7.5 percentage of his total brain capacity. After Einstein’s death, his brain was preserved for detailed study, in the Princeton university.

Napolean Hill is his book ‘Think and Grow Rich’ says that more gold has been mined from the minds of men than from the earth. What you sow you reap. Success comes to those who are success conscious. Fortune gravitates to the man whose mind is prepared to attract them, just as surely as water gravitates to the ocean. The human mind is constantly attracting vibrations, which harmonize with that which dominates the mind. Any thought,…

Blood and Ice is Robert Masello’s offering of a thriller suspense novel which is set in the Antarctic, making the story as cold and deadly as the setting itself.

The novel is about two male protagonists Sinclair Copley and Michael Wilde, both located in Antarctica, but separated by time. The story of the two however is parallel in so many ways, including their insatiable thirst for physical danger, and their grief and depression.

The lives of the two are suddenly meshed when Michael Wilde living the 20th century suddenly finds himself amazed at the struggle for survival in South Pole, the setting of the Crimean War in which Sinclair Copley was a part of hundreds of years earlier.?/p>

Robert Masello takes us through the 500-page novel in an easy breeze, the plot and characters unraveling naturally as we are also presented with the richness of Antarctica and the Crimean War, and leaves us…