"Choice and Consequence" by Timothy Fiscus is a quick read, but upon finishing the book it is worthwhile to go back and review anything you may have highlighted or underlined. Fiscus has drawn on many sources such as Carolyn Myss, Zen, Deepak Chopra, popular movies,...

Medical reference books are often either readable or comprehensive. Erica Verrillo's "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome" manages to be both. She explains every aspect of the disorder in accurate and adequate detail without overwhelming the reader with too much medical jargon. She also offers extensive lists of...

Dr. Robert Rose shares his most challenging role in life, that of a caregiver. Robert and Marie Rose had been married almost forty years when they heard the diagnosis. Marie had scored 18 out of 30 on the test administered by the neurologist; anything under...

Change Your Conversation, Change Your Life by Malinda Dowsett and Lani Barna is about listening to your inner voice and changing the way you talk to yourself and others in order to create the life you most want to live. Everything starts with a thought,...

The author suggests that understanding your own unique abilities and interests is a starting point for career planning. Following that, the acquisition of knowledge is paramount to becoming a successful entrepreneur. The virtue of tenacity would be valuable at this stage. When attempting to develop a...

Judith Desjardins begins her book by sharing a dream or perhaps a nightmare. She was in her 50s and felt her life was stagnant. After an honest talk with herself, she began to reform. The use of personal experiences makes this a must read...