Life hasn’t changed that much. Politics remains partisan and often volatile. But what of life? Ronald Gruner explores this theme in We The Presidents: How American Presidents Shaped the Last Century. We still have a world full of differing opinions on everything from climate change...

Zen Parenting: Caring for Ourselves and Our Children in an Unpredictable World by Cathy Cassani Adams is a comprehensive non-fiction guidebook that immediately caught my eye as I am both a mother and teacher. We can all improve our ways, our lives, and our parenting....

The Bible says the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil. However, in You Are Worthy: Change Your Money Mindset, Build Your Worth & Fund Your Future, finances are the root of all types of anxiety. Kelley Holland has authored this...

While wishing to delve deep into the reasons for her great-grandad's pain and passive aggression, Sandy Ross inadvertently came across the sociological issues that stem from the Two-Way culture that many aboriginal natives of Australia have inherited down the generations. Through Wurruwarrin, author Sandy Ross...

Climate change is causing a paradigm shift all around us. If you take a careful look you will see it. There has been much speculation surrounding the causes. Areas that were once cold are now being impacted by warmer weather and the reverse is also...

Contrary to Conception: Stories and Lessons about Successful Birth Control and Contraceptive Methods by Madeline V. Pasimio, DDS is a useful and informative book on contraception. The book begins with a true story of how a young girl approaches her mother and asks to see...

Creative Leadership: Born from Design (Designing Now), Rama Gheerawo’s nonfiction work explores the contemporary conflict between leadership and more dated methods. The author examines the tools of design and asks whether designers can be leaders or not. With a new outlook in the 2020s, looking...

In her well-researched book Zen Rohatsu, author Nora D’Ecclesis uses the historical approach and develops a hermeneutic work on Zen Buddhism that's simple enough for a beginner but is also deep enough for the seasoned practitioner. It's based on important and significant figures, events, teachings,...

I am reviewing Homeschooling on a Budget by Jessica Marie Baumgartner as a parent who decided to continue homeschooling my children from the time the Covid-19 crisis hit the world, and I must say that it is more than a sheer treasure. It is a...

Thank You Very Much: Gratitude Strategies to Create a Workplace Culture That Rocks! by Lisa Ryan is a non-fiction work about business and finance. The author espouses the idea that showing gratitude is not only important in our personal lives but also in the workplace....