One Woman’s Guide to Life by Estelle Taylor is an empowering book dedicated to inspiring and guiding women to live authentic and fulfilling lives. Narrated in a personal and conversational tone, Taylor provides practical advice on various aspects of life, including career, relationships, health, and...

Brian D. McLean's Our Global Crisis critically examines humanity's consumption patterns and their detrimental effects on societal stability and ecological health. McLean offers the extinction of the passenger pigeon as a cautionary tale, leaning into how overhunting and habitat destruction, fueled by 19th-century technological advancements,...

Obesity: The Modern Famine by Dr. Kathy M Campbell challenges conventional health wisdom by revealing how modern life’s demands contribute to obesity and poor health. Campbell argues that obesity is a symptom of a deeper crisis driven by nutrient deficiencies and cultural neglect of essential...

Jeanne Holmberg’s One Life From The “Greatest Generation”: Reminiscing The Life of Robert A. Holmberg is a tribute to the resilience and fortitude of those who lived through some of the most challenging periods of the 20th century. This book goes beyond a biography; it...

In One Heartbeat by Jerry Johnson, the hurt still hadn’t abated since the University of Texas Longhorns left Omaha in defeat in the 1982 College World Series. The team were heavy favorites to win it all but came up short. Coach Cliff “Gus” Gustafson was...

Organizational Development Essentials You Always Wanted to Know by Ankur Mithal combines knowledge and experience in an excellent overview of Organizational Development (OD). For those who are interested in utilizing Organizational Development in their professional work, studying the subject, or interested in how to bring...

Why do people travel? And how does it impact one's life? With On the Face of It, Andrew Corbley takes a deep dive into an activity humans have participated in since their first steps out of Africa -- traveling. In this book, the author explains...

If you enjoy WWII history or anything about the U.S. Marine Corps, Our New Zealand Home: The USMC in Wairarapa by Mark Sydney Pacey is for you. Pacey sets the stage by first discussing the political and strategic situations in Europe and the Pacific theaters...

The greater the exposure, the greater the risk. Medical practitioners were more exposed as the HIV pandemic ravaged communities. It cost Daniel his medical career. Alice had immigrated to the USA with her parents, and she was now a doctor, though with many doubts about...

Only Prince Charming Gets to Break the Rules is a must-read about who follows the rules, who doesn't, and who gets rewarded or punished for their transgressions in fairytales and real life. It analyses 200 fairytales and folktales worldwide to show which gender is punished...