Robert Rasmussen's Better Places explores the benefits of embracing compassionate and wholesome values in a time plagued by culture wars and individualism. The book is filled with tools and lessons that shine a light on a diverse range of positive topics, including empathy, healthy relationships,...

In By Way of Conshohocken: A Fictionalized Family Memoir by Cydney Iris Afriat Menihan, the author includes some interesting facts that are key factors in the fictional history of her family. She goes with her family to a musical that moves her grandfather, Bob, to...

Breaking Your Bubble is a work of non-fiction in the self-help, holistic healing, and inspirational writing genres. Penned by author Razvan Balotescu, this interesting and original work acts as a guide that advocates for aligning modern lifestyles with our natural design, blending ancient wisdom and...

Born and Raised to Murder: A Failure of Foster Care by Irene Sullivan is a fantastic peek behind the scenes of a foster care system that fails its wards. Following on from Raised By The Courts, A Failure of Foster Care delves into the case...

Becoming The Change (The Power of Cultural Intelligence) by Loren Rosario-Maldonado, with a foreword by David Livermore, is a cultural non-fiction book that would appeal most to a diverse audience of young adults and adults who are interested in their intricate internal landscapes. Cultural intelligence,...

We all search for meaning and purpose in our lives. But sometimes, unexpected challenges or other factors hinder us from pursuing our dreams. With a background in business development, writing, counseling, and psychology, Michael Vincent Moore explores how establishing healthy boundaries is crucial to protecting...

Born in the early 1970s, five-year-old Bridey enjoyed a relatively peaceful life until she didn’t. Bridey’s mom told her the man she always knew as her father was not her parent. Her mom moved her from one city to another and changed schools more times...

Born Savage: Tale of the FatKat is a deeply compelling and poignant memoir about Rey G's difficult childhood and his experience of abuse and neglect at a young age. As a child, Rey watched his parents struggle with a chaotic marriage. He recalls trying to...

Brooklyn Goes Home by Christine Dorchak and Carey Theil is an account of the greyhound racing industry, its controversies, and the reform efforts in the United States and abroad. Through grassroots advocacy and legislative battles, Dorchak, Theil, and their allies successfully challenged mistreatment within the...

But Dad, I LOVE HIM! A Father’s Timeless, Candid, No-Nonsense, Dating Advice to His Daughter about Finding Lasting Love and Commitment in the Digital Age! by Kevin Boyle is a self-help guide that aims to assist women of all ages in attracting and keeping a...